Sentence examples for as a brethren from inspiring English sources

We see and hear of their crimes on a daily basis and yet we as a country, as a nation and as a brethren of faith, have not raised more then a feeble voice to say "no" or "stop".

It devalues material goals and is profoundly anti-intellectual, as were the Brethren.

The pope, a Pole himself, raised the tone in 1997 by referring to Jews as "elder brethren", a phrase from a famous nationalist poem.

The Equus will offer many of the same amenities as its luxury brethren (a navigation system, iDrive-like central control device, heated and cooled front seats, wood accents), but for several thousands less.

Johannes Synthen, Erasmus' grammar-teacher at Deventer, was one of the Brethren, but in the chapter-school he was employed as a teacher, just as other Brethren supported themselves in the town by labor in manual trades.

The most famous and controversial statement of the Drapier's Letters follows claims of loyalty to the Irish king: I have digressed a little to refresh and continue that spirit so seasonably raised amongst you, and to let you see that by the laws of GOD, of NATURE, of NATIONS, and of your own COUNTRY, you ARE and OUGHT to be as FREE a people as your brethren in England.

From a distance of half…"}]} At the back of this skinny Chinatown bar sits a large wooden sculpture in the shape of a 2. Its significance is mysterious — questions such as "Is there a secret brethren of even-number fanatics who meet here on a regular basis?" are not, perhaps, unwarranted.

At the back of this skinny Chinatown bar sits a large wooden sculpture in the shape of a 2. Its significance is mysterious — questions such as "Is there a secret brethren of even-number fanatics who meet here on a regular basis?" are not, perhaps, unwarranted.