Sentence examples for as professions of from inspiring English sources

Various Hindu mantras, most notably the Gayatri prayer from the Rigveda (3.62.10) that is learned as part of the initiation rites of Brahman youth, also serve in part as professions of faith.

WHEN they are expressed in very general terms, American arguments in favour of religious liberty can risk sounding as bland as professions of liking for motherhood and apple pie.

To quote Mitch Resnick* again, "The creative jobs of the future will not fit into boxes as neatly labeled and divided as the professions of today.

We tried to ensure diversity in characteristics such as profession, length of time in practice, type of practice (solo vs. group), and place of practice (urban vs. rural setting).

Often he is pictured as gentle but firm and, as in his professions of love to Jesus, capable of great loyalty and love (John 21 15 17).

The various backgrounds, educational levels as well as professions representing a range of common professions among women contributed to the rich material.

To realize its full promise, we have to honor public service by encouraging it not only as part of a lifetime, but as the profession of a lifetime.

The comic drama takes on the features of satire as it fixes on professions of virtue and the practices that contradict them.

Secondly, this study did not control individual level variations and potential confounders such as types of PHC, professions of PHC providers and distance to hospital.

In recent years, a number of fields have begun to wrestle with this problem, but none with such profound social consequences as the profession of teaching.

Health care experts say the ads for laser eye surgery are harbingers of radical changes in acceptable behavior as the profession of medicine melds with business.