Sentence examples similar to widespread piety from inspiring English sources
But unfortunately the falsehood that the market takes care of all ills is still a widespread piety--which is one of the reasons we dedicated much of the book to taking it apart.And it's not just in Mexico that this is happening--it's all over the place.
The identification with medieval forms as an expression of piety was so widespread that in 1913 the archdiocese of Cologne mandated that all new churches be built in the neo-Gothic style.
In the popular piety of these religions, however, there is a widespread belief in ghosts, ghouls, goblins, demons, and evil spirits that influence man in his terrestrial condition and activities.
His administration said that it was motivated by religious piety and that the adoption of the Shariah was a reaction to widespread corruption in Nigeria.
Coulter does better when sending up the post-colonial pieties of liberals and "their cheese-tasting friends," and probably owes her widespread popularity more to her skill as a social satirist than to any real acumen as a political commentator.
His piety, normally an asset in American politics, is more of a liability thanks to widespread misgivings about Mormonism, a faith shared by only 2% of the population.
Nor does religious piety.
(And also, confusingly, piety).
