Even here, however, the religious instinct was not suppressed in any manner.

Then slowly, as she knelt, the religious instinct regained possession of her.

The religious instinct, which has already come to his assistance, revives with force.

The American Negro, like his native ancestor, has always manifested this religious instinct.

The mass in the village church satisfied the religious instinct.

The truth was, he was deficient in the religious instinct.

The Liberals, whatever they may wish to do, will never destroy the religious instinct.

The world, as we accept that term, was always actuated by a natural religious instinct.

The religious instinct is found in primitive man.

But if we try to define the religious instinct, we shall find it a hard task.

Gladstone's religious instinct was prophetic in its grasp.

There is, too, a reaching after something grand and invisible, which is a deep religious instinct.

There is a religious instinct in man.

Please attribute the accident to religious instinct.

The puritan condemns the poet as lacking reverence, that is, as having no " religious instinct."

Her eyes were heavy, and there was a strange solemnity about them-somethingthat appealed vaguely to his religious instinct.