Sentence examples for To be risen from inspiring English sources

'Drama' also implies something not to be taken seriously, to be risen above, while the adult-defined 'bullying' connotes childishness or immaturity to teenagers".

Christian faith, he asserted, is faith in the kērygma ("proclamation") of the church, into which Jesus may be said to be risen (Bultmann's understanding of the Resurrection), and not faith in the historical Jesus.

Some caution has to be risen by comparing these studies.

Many patients are asymptomatic, as the tumor figure 21% of all primary intracranial tumors, to be risen above 40% in the autopsy (Cohen-Inbar et al. 2011).

They are living with "horrible" circumstances to be "risen above" or overcome.

He built a home in the riding on Buffalo Lake, and was later accused of arranging for the lake to be risen so it would be better-suited for fishing (though Adair claimed that the arrangements had been in place since 1979, when he had been Minister of Recreation, Parks and Wildlife).

But the costs seem to be rising.

Analysts' expectations seem to be rising weekly.

But the rate appears to be rising.

Sepsis appears to be rising.

But sea levels seem to be rising.