Meanings of religiously inclined in English

He's not half a bad fellow, Trehearn, and rather religiously inclined, I think.

Most persons engaged in trade, no matter how religiously inclined, have experienced this difficulty.

If Mr. Blake discovered that these gentlemen were religiously inclined, he went to church.

He was not religiously inclined, nor at all spiritually minded.

Like Luther, he was religiously inclined from early youth, and panted for monastic seclusion.

I am sure I ought to be very glad, Winifred, to have you religiously inclined.

The religiously inclined frequently attribute disease and other tribulations to the arbitrary rulings of an inscrutable Providence.

For a religiously inclined man to dream of nuns, foretells that material joys will interfere with his spirituality.

Moreover, she was very religiously inclined.

Of course not all those in the coaches were pilgrims religiously inclined; many were holiday seekers out for the day.

It is the mind, I believe-andthe soul, if one is religiously inclined-thatreally distinguishes man from the lesser animals.

She was somewhat religiously inclined, and she said it seemed such an awful thing to begin the day like that.

The temple doors are always open, and those who are religiously inclined can come in at any hour of the day.

These women had healthier behaviors, more positive feelings about their futures, and reported being somewhat happier than their less religiously inclined peers.

I would like to work in the mission for a change, I think, said Ricka, who was very religiously inclined and quiet generally.

Episcopalians added to their numbers from among religiously inclined persons who sought a calm and stable church home unaffected by church and political strife.