Sentences with religion. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use religion in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for religion.
- I find none in my religion. (10)
- With what religion all has been done! (8)
- And then they took to religion for comfort. (10)
- And then they took to religion for comfort. (22)
- Next to Religion, she stood for a test of us. (10)
- Those martyrs of love or religion are madmen. (10)
- Here you have every worldly charm, and all crowned by Religion! (10)
- Happily, on questions of religion, they coincided. (10)
- They are to society what Dissenters are to religion. (10)
- She acted on this superstition as if it were a religion. (9)
- At Brescia he is not outraging the head of our religion. (10)
- Religion has a nourishing breast: Philosophy is breastless. (10)
- And you know the Catholic is the oldest Religion of the two. (10)
- She was with religion to let him know the meanness of wealth. (10)
- There are few, indeed, who do not profess at least one religion. (7)
- For them our religion is a happy retreat; we are glad they have it. (10)
- Those heathen Pagan dogs had a religion that encouraged them to swear. (10)
- But, after all, what religion knits people so closely as a common sport? (2)
- If that was the case, they could hardly have thrown off their religion. (10)
- And now she must have loved the man, or his title, to change her religion. (10)
- For merely the comprehension of the signification of Religion steadies us. (10)
- The religion of this vast English middle-class ruling the land is Comfort. (10)
- This was as near to religion, perhaps, as his practical spirit had ever gone. (8)
- And we have won it with our hands, thanks (he implied it so) to our religion. (10)
- Perhaps, in a crisis, a minister of religion is better armed than a philosopher. (10)
- But presently we shall teach the Puritan to act by the standards of his religion. (10)
- High priests of every religion have successively denounced her as the chief enemy. (10)
- Perhaps his religion helps him, more than Nature-worship: not the best for manners. (10)
- Robert fancied him to be referring to some idea of mocking the interposition of religion. (10)
- Robert fancied him to be referring to some idea of mocking the interposition of religion. (22)
- And they were those in charge of the state, of laws, and science, of the army, and religion. (8)
- Nor was religion attended to as devoutly as he thought the Huguenots ought to attend to it. (19)
- Mr. Adister had sprung a new sense in him on the subject of the renunciation of the religion. (10)
- You know, to me, Clara, plighted faith, the affiancing of two lovers, is a piece of religion. (10)
- A remarkable feature of the crude and primitive civilization of the Americans was their religion. (7)
- It is a religion of love, practical, undemonstrative, knowing nothing of pageantry and spectacle. (7)
- Religion, the lack of which in him the Countess deplored, would have guided him and silenced the internal strife. (10)
- Is there any philosophy or religion or conviction that is not smashed to bits against this one fact? (12)
- We must have a couple of Powers to account for discomfort when Egoism is the kernel of our religion. (10)
- They seek to pluck up every rooted principle: they sneer at our worship: they rob us of our religion. (10)
- English, not of her religion, middle-aged, scarred as it were by domestic tragedy, what had he to give her? (8)
- Nataly teaches me the religion of life, and you may learn what that is when you fall in love with a woman. (10)
- Here I shall confine myself to their religion, certainly the most amazing form of superstition in the world. (7)
- They had been instructed theoretically in their religion, but never required to bring it into daily practice. (4)
- His powerful and penetrating intellect interested itself with all social and civil facts through his religion. (9)
- Undaunted by pains or privations, they wished nothing better than to be martyred in the cause of their religion. (19)
- Many were the people who fell martyrs to the protestant Religion during her reign; I suppose not fewer than a dozen. (4)
- Had she any strong sense of Religion, in addition to the formal trooping to one of their pallid Protestant churches? (10)
- The memory of the colored clergyman is still green with the circus man, and religion is at a discount with the show. (21)
- The persons and property of the inhabitants were promised protection, and their religion was not to be interfered with. (19)
- Patrick thought he would have to rise: he half fancied himself summoned to change his religion or depart from the house. (10)
- That they might not be without the ministrations of religion, Father Sylvie, a Jesuit priest, accompanied the expedition. (19)
- Something in his demeanor as he knelt in the line to receive the fatal fusillade prompted a priest to inquire his religion. (7)
- Commerce, literature, religion, science, politics, all taking a hand; what a glorious chance had money, ugliness, and ill will! (8)
- We have seen, then, that Censorship is at least as necessary over Literature, Art, Science, and Religion as it is over our Drama. (8)
- Italy, however, remained steadfast in religion and government; the revolt was against traditions in matters of art and literature. (3)
- The religion (established first in this realm by King Skanghutch, the sixty-second of that name) consists in the worship of Death. (7)
- Florac, he told me, is part Protestant, part Catholic; and the difference in religion is usually doubled by a difference in politics. (2)
- The question of religion was always related in their minds to the question of Gregory, to whom they did justice in their trust of each other. (9)
- If he would have consented to abjure his religion and worship with her, Madame de Riverolles, her mother, would have listened to her entreaties. (10)
- In this sense Niagara deserves almost to rank with Rome, the metropolis of history and religion; with Venice, the chief city of sentiment and fantasy. (9)
- Polyphonic music expressed the old monkish ideas of religion perfectly, but monophonic music expresses the emotion of the people, a universal emotion. (3)
- The man of religion lamented his complaint of the preceding day without a variation, and concluded the narrative again with a demand for pecuniary balm. (21)
- Sticks to her, follows her, will have her, in spite of her father, her marquis, her brother, aunts, cousins, religion, country, and the young woman herself. (10)
- Impiety speaks despair; Religion the virtue of serving as things of the furrowy ground, Debtors for breath while breath with our fellows in service we share. (10)
- In fact, she said very little, and her nurses thought her a reserved creature with an obdurate nature; for she obstinately rejected the consolations of religion. (5)
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