Sentence examples for abiding in from inspiring English sources
Soprano: There were shepherds abiding in the field / And the angel of the lord said / Lo!
She's eighty-three years of age, and still abiding in the same house eight children was born in.
You see shepherds abiding in the fields and, in the distance, the occasional figure on a donkey makes its way across the hillside.
However, once released on DVD, the directors' fans realized the hilarity of the film, and many embraced the cult of Dudeism as way to lead their lives, by simply abiding in a mixed up world full of chaos and nihilists.
It appears to be a garden of lost souls, populated by people with vacant stares, not so much filling time as biding it, abiding in it, with no sense of anything to do.
Then, using his scant speech, he vaults higher and in three ecstatic lines, far more powerful than the vision of the circles, he knits together the whole self-enfolding miracle: O eternal Light, abiding in yourself alone, knowing yourself alone, and, known to yourself and knowing, loving and smiling on yourself!
There remains in this nation an abiding belief in fairness, in justice, in freedom and in democracy.
The proportion of Muslims declaring strong loyalty to Britain was in line with many previous polls, showing that Muslims profess to be patriotic and law-abiding in slightly higher percentages than other Britons do.
And just in case this was not enough to secure favourable verdicts, the president, Robert Mugabe, appointed three extra judges to the Supreme Court.The law is his instrumentMr Mugabe has gone to great lengths to appear law-abiding, in his way.
"It's somebody who pretends to be someone who he isn't and pretends to have skills that he doesn't have," Stone said, adding that it's not unusual for this type of person to be law-abiding in all other areas of life: "It's someone who you would speculate is making up for feelings of inadequacy by being overtly generous and ingratiating".
Assertions that Taubman may not have been law-abiding in the past come from court papers made available yesterday as a result of a motion by Forbes.com.
