Sentence examples for universal faith from inspiring English sources

So is the almost universal faith in the powers of black coffee.

Through these architectural structures, she addresses her personal and universal faith.

More important, we face globalization, today's true universal faith, which subjects all local customs to the laws of the market.

It is a universal faith, but also "very American", reckon Richard and Joan Ostling, authors of the excellent "Mormon America: The Power and the Promise".

Again, if nothing in our approach changes, Harari envisages that "Dataism", a universal faith in the power of algorithms, will become sacrosanct.

His family shared the almost universal faith of the Orthodox church with millions of compatriots, and he was never an intellectual.

Senator Edward M. Kennedy, said of his brother's life, that it "was a voyage of discovery, a quest for excellence that inspired universal trust and faith.

Specifically, adulation that had more to do with positive, universal characteristics — faith, humility, selflessness — than with athletic acumen.

But such differences only serve to emphasize how universal the faith in the Resurrection was amid this variety of traditions.

The move represents Universal's faith in the continuing growth of the legal download market".

"There were no discussions within the universal Christian faith — I certainly didn't get a call — about what should be the vision going forward," Evans said.