Sentence examples for unique faith from inspiring English sources

"It is a unique building in a unique location for a unique faith," said Lars-Erik Weiberg, president of the church council.

They were nerds with a unique faith in their own neuroses, which was why we loved them so much – and why we never thought they would go round demolishing historic buildings like the squillionaires they really are.

Of course, due to his untimely passing truly understanding his unique faith will have to remain speculative at best.

Machine Gun Preacher is a unique faith film in that it is R-rated and its main character is not sanitized either before or after his conversion.

Don't feel uncomfortable about your relationship with Christ because he will be there to guide you and lead you in guiding others to their very own unique faith.

In one story in this collection by the prolific Spanish novelist, a father and son share "a unique, definitive faith: that of believing in a fiction that one knows to be a fiction".

What I loved most about Nadia's recent book Pastrix was the honest account of her personal need for a unique, orthodox faith (rather than a Unitarian universality).

Reflecting on the unique role faith communities can play in saving lives through simple public awareness raising, Bishop Sengulane observed: "If a doctor talks about how important it is for you to have your home sprayed, of course he will talk about those things in those terms, because it is how he will get his salary.

The problem is not unique to faith-based schools, said Gorard, but also applies to grammar schools, free schools and city technology colleges, which all have their own admissions policies.

Across Japan, Buddhism faces a confluence of problems, some familiar to religions in other wealthy nations, others unique to the faith here.

In truth, it seems less an assessment of what humanity can expect when it is done devouring the earth's nonrenewable resources than a prayer that reflects a faith unique to the place where Link was born, faith that all those caved-in cabins, withered towns and stillborn dreams — and whatever is left when the oil is gone — can be redeemed.