Believing in and showing reverence for God or a deity.
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Examples for "religious"
Examples for "religious"
1Information about, and government policies and efforts regarding, religious and ethnic minorities.
2This is the political reality that threatens the political and religious authorities.
3However, the spouses-to-be come from completely different religious, ethnic and cultural backgrounds.
4Islamic militants often accuse Western aid groups of covert religious missionary work.
5The vow in the religious is individual and personal; the riches collective.
1People are not really believing that the rally will continue, he said.
2Perhaps she asked to come with us believing we might help her.
3First, there is good reason for believing causation goes the other way.
4I don't think he'll have a bit of a problem believing me.
5Meaning there were good reasons for believing she was on his side.
1Yes, we went to mass, although the motive was far from pious.
2The first emotion was surprise; the second, awe; the third, pious fervour.
3Why did you turn aside from your pious practices and good works?
4Was the Family's vision simply a pious veneer on business as usual?
5In the age of discipline, watercooler gossip has taken a pious turn.
1We'll make a god-fearing maiden of modest demeanour out of you yet.
2Are they wild and inhospitable, or friendly to the stranger and god-fearing?
3I receive blows of sticks at command of the god-fearing priests.
4Surely Zeus hated thee above all men, though thou hadst a god-fearing spirit!
5And among those who escaped in this fashion was a god-fearing widow and her children.
Of a person or group who is bound or obligated, as under a pledge to a particular cause, action, or attitude.
Characterized by devotion.
1It notes Labor lost support among Christians, particularly devout, first-generation migrant Christians.
2But that work brought the devout Christian into frequent conflict with authorities.
3But the nuns spend the evening in prayer, so do the devout.
4He believes that a return to devout worship will alleviate the problems.
5It's possible it was practiced only by a devout sprinkling of farmers.
6Perhaps he was a devout soul, waiting for the consolation of Israel.
7Camera-carrying tourists and devout pilgrims were united now in the same hope.
8So incredible that no one believes them; not even the most devout.
9Not as much as his mother perhaps, in her simple, devout faith.
10Both she, the Turpins and David's parents appear to be devout Christians.
11I had expected to become devout myself but it has not come.
12The dictates of true policy and those of devout generosity always coincide.
13Both won seats in 2014 as Tea Party conservatives and devout Christians.
14The breakup took its toll on her; she is a devout Catholic.
15The narrative is spirited and pervaded by a tone of devout sentiment.
16Earnest and devout souls were troubled at the sight of a practice.
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