Sentence examples for unflagging faith from inspiring English sources
Then, too, we are guided by an unflagging faith in modern technology — a sense that no discrepancy is small enough to defy absolute quantification.
He was 94 years old and his long life was filled with adventures and successes, unflagging faith and courage, and boundless acts of kindness.
Like my late father, who had an unflagging faith in America, I know that this country is bigger than its fears or flaws, because for the past twenty-eight years I have benefitted from the support and generosity of Americans such as Janice Crockett, who, when I was an international student at a boarding school in Michigan, offered to let me live with her family and treated me as one of her own.
Through nimble wheeling and dealing and unflagging faith in fiscal responsibility, Lycos has accumulated a dozen online services (including Angelfire and Suck.com) in stock deals over the past few years and become a portal power.
Redolent of Signac's intelligence, discipline, faith in progress and unflagging energy, the first show moves in clear-cut chapters, beginning with his awkward attempts at Impressionism and a gallery of beautiful transitional works that are among the show's best.
She has an unflagging commitment to our mission, particularly to our sacred trust serving Native American students.
His poems are filled with a religious faith in the processes of life, particularly those of fertility, sex, and the "unflagging pregnancy" of nature: sprouting grass, mating birds, phallic vegetation, the maternal ocean, and planets in formation ("the journey-work of stars").
"To a religious temperament like my mother's, Faith's condition had clear symbolic implications," Elizabeth Kendall writes, identifying one after another instance of her mother's unflagging belief in God and in his signs, in a providence that she herself can't imagine.
William Dazeley is an unflagging, rather charmless Don.
But market pressures are real and unflagging.
Ms. Sigalova's unflagging brio was cause for delight.
