Sentence examples for wavering faith from inspiring English sources

In an era of wavering faith in capitalism, brutalism's robust statements are finding a fresh audience.

Throughout, Mr. Thicke reminded listeners of his constant faith in the Lord, and wavering faith in himself.

His hero, the Reverend Andrew Mackerel, of the People's Liberal Church, is a man of wavering faith who once preached, "It is the final proof of God's omnipotence that he need not exist in order to save us".

It was claimed however, that the event represented a "double miracle" because in addition to the woman being cured, the wavering faith of the family was restored.

The party's establishment is working hard to push Mr. Bush to the nomination, and his triple win will restore their wavering faith.

The decision, which is expected to lead to a significant reduction in Air France-KLM's 25 percent stake in Alitalia, signaled a wavering faith in the Italian carrier's long-term prospects from its biggest strategic partner.

Do not waver in faith that God is good, but that is not about your little faith.

Then, as a sophomore at Augsburg College here in 2014, Ms. Blom felt her faith wavering.

While speculation continues that captain Cesc Fabregas could be lured back to Barcelona should Arsenal finish another campaign empty handed, Wenger shows no sign of wavering from his faith in youth.

But if Thorpe wore his ambition a little too openly on his sleeve, it was still a quixotic decision on his part to resolve to make the Liberal party the vehicle of it, never wavering in his faith.

Although Giants officials had not publicly expressed any wavering of faith in Collins, they believed Manning simply could not be passed up.