Sentence examples for whose faith was from inspiring English sources
He would not be the first prime minister whose faith was reinforced by power.
He holds Gandhi, whose faith was "orthodox Hinduism", and India's Congress party more responsible than Muslim leaders for India's split.
To judge from its contents, the letter was addressed to a Christian community whose faith was faltering because of strong Jewish influences.
Take one example: the long grayness of Joe's life as a priest whose faith was not much more than young ardor, soon lost.
President Josiah Bartlet in The West Wing, Dana Scully in The X-Files and Peggy Olsen in Mad Men were all Catholics whose faith was significant.
Their love not only meant forging Christian commitment in those whose faith was, at least in Arif and Kathleen's terms, feeble; it also meant guiding Muslims toward Jesus.
He is also a gifted artist, photographer and filmmaker whose faith is very important to him.
Faizeh is a devout young woman whose faith is shaken after she is raped by strangers in a Tehran alleyway.
He believes Cromwell to be a man whose "faith is for purchase".
"Ave Maria is for students whose faith is central to their lives," he said.
"She is someone whose faith is genuine and she lives it in a very bold and inclusive way," he said.
