Sentence examples for vast faith from inspiring English sources

Far more significant is the reality that these vast faith resources are not fully engaged and deployed.

But how has a zoologist, a man who began his television career collecting animals for London Zoo, matched the vast public faith once placed in an American whose business was interpreting the great affairs of state?

Thus it came to pass that on that site, Charles has had constructed a vast multi-faith memorial at which Bono sings each summer solstice.

Should there be such a vast difference between faith and church?

It requires a vast leap of faith to believe that can happen.

On the other side, a restless and aggrieved Islamic world defines itself as a vast community of faith, its members convinced that their beliefs, too, are universal.

To negotiate the expectations of family, friends from home and your own ambitions without becoming isolated or losing face requires a vast amount of faith in yourself and in the wider world.

I've never been one to throw caution to the wind, but I am a firm believer in calculated risks and vast leaps of faith.

I assume this means they think LGBT people are godless--which is clearly a myth given the number of LGBT Muslims, Catholics, Buddhists and Hindus around the world and in Indonesia and the vast numbers of faith-based groups that do not support the injustices that being advocated.

The change is so vast as to undermine faith in memory.

They asserted that the strikes were inspiring vast conversions to their faith.