Sentence examples for wider faith from inspiring English sources

The sale may be a further knock to wider faith in Tesco's prospects.

"The support of all communities has been fantastic with wider faith communities coming together to show solidarity.

Cases such as Jere's are common across Malawi and it is Pastor Charli and his colleagues at Manerela+ who are ostracised as radicals by the wider faith community.

Whereas the word "religion" generally refers to organised forms of worship and a wider faith community, "spiritual" often describes people's private individual beliefs.

Claire Marlowe tactfully suggests the heroine's wide-eyed faith in his religious provenance.

In that short history lies a rich parable of modern America, its excitable capital markets and its wide-eyed faith in new technology.

The petition is one of many in a wider faith-based campaign led by religious leaders designed to increase pressure on politicians around the world to deliver a new global climate change agreement when they gather at a crunch summit at Paris in December.

In a wider sense, faith is inextricably interlinked with culture.

But Proxeus' wider blockchain faith is that by decentralizing business processes it can at very least allow information to flow more freely — unlocking efficiency gains.

Vassanji's The Assassin's Song, which traced the effects of 800 years of history and mythology on the turmoil and strife of modern India and Pakistan; to Alissa York's Effigy, the spellbinding tale of a family whose members share a wide-open faith and a closetful of secrets.

My All American is the fourth low-budget wide-release faith-based picture set on the gridiron since Where the Game Stands Tall in August 2014.