Sentence examples for In exhortation from inspiring English sources
We hear the self-same voices singing in celebration of faith and in exhortation to sin.
Let a blind up for a moment.You've talked about the public role of poetry, but you have also said that poetry can't afford as it did in the 19th century to indulge in exhortation any more.Yes.Yes
Semicolon sightings in the city are unusual, period, much less in exhortations drafted by committees of civil servants.
Even so, it may prove easier to find common ground in the common good and in exhortations to honor the golden and silver rules, and even to accept a more austere lifestyle, than to link these noble ideas to the sober if sensible principles that the experts advocate.
They attended an embalming workshop and listened to speakers who delivered "Lean In -style exhortatIn -style
Or do we, hearing the cry of the poor (Psalm 34) through the proclamation of the Gospel in the exhortation of Pope Francis and in the example of Saint Francis, live following in the footprints of Christ Jesus in working for a just world?
Then Pope Francis went on to say "there is nothing in the exhortation that cannot be found in the social doctrine of the church".
When right wing pundits such as Rush Limbaugh accused the Pontiff of Marxism he shrugged, saying, "There is nothing in the exhortation that cannot be found in the social doctrine of the church".
Harrison, the go-getting, no-nonsense entrepreneur and philanthropist with the near-evangelical belief in her ability to "turn people's lives around" crystalised for Cameron his belief that the woes of "problem families" were personal not economic; and that the solution lay not in the agencies of the state but in personal exhortation, and a little life skills training.
He is evangelical about urban wildlife, starting with his home city of London, in particular on his local patch at Wormwood Scrubs, embodied in his exhortation to city-dwellers all around the world to simply "look up" and see the birds.
In his exhortation, the pope sanctioned the new lay ministries and duties described in the canon law.
