A blossom, a bouquet of peace and reason…" And all the while of course, while he drinks and thinks, the murder he is born to avenge takes slightly comic external shape.
And by bringing the sects together, and mixing them with the mass of other students, we shall soften their asperities, liberalize and neutralize their prejudices, and make the general religion a religion of peace, reason, and morality.
And, in my own moments of peace and reason, I wonder why he was so bent on learning how to make this particular dish.
In order for the idea of basic rights to take root in China, we must take the path of reason and peace.
Former US president and potential First Dude-in-waiting Bill Clinton, writing in the New Statesman (again, apparently not online yet; the morning briefing is just too darned ahead of itself), cites the "future properity and peace" of Northern Ireland as a reason to vote remain: Britain is a leading representative of Europe throughout the world … I hope you will stay.
'Peace of mind' is a reason often given for attending screening programmes (Saidi et al, 1998).
People buy these products for a number of reasons, including peace of mind and knowing they will be protected if certain untimely life events make it difficult to repay their bills".
But, silencing of voices that urge peace and reason is not an effective means of stopping violence in our communities.
"For many people, peace of mind is the main reason for taking out a contract, but you should be aware that not everything will be covered," says Hazel Cottrell of Which?. "For example, some policies won't cover more than two boiler breakdowns a year and some won't renew the cover of your boiler if it reaches a certain age".
And Bryant notes perhaps the best reason: the peace of mind you'll get from knowing there's no possibility you're missing out on something because you're listening to an MP3 instead of the original.
