Sentence examples for based on revelations from inspiring English sources
The case was based on revelations about the role of F.B.I. paid informants in the Klan, one of whom took part in the brutal attack on the Freedom Riders.
The case follows a series of reports published in the Guardian last year based on revelations by the former US National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden.
Michael R. Bloomberg, the Republican businessman running for mayor, was confronted yesterday with allegations of sexism, racism and homophobia based on revelations about a birthday present he received 11 years ago.
In charge when the Guardian ran award-winning reports based on revelations unearthed by Edward Snowden as well as phone hacking, Rusbridger reserved some of his harshest words for the use of surveillance powers to discover journalistic sources, describing this as the greatest scandal of all.
Melnik said he believes more convictions will be vacated based on revelations in the Dekraai hearing.
This ruling was based on revelations derived from Glorious Qur'an: "…No soul shall have imposed upon it a duty but to the extent of its capacity; neither shall a mother be made to suffer harm on account of her child…." [Glorious Qur'an, Al- Baqara 2 233].
Bonaventure argues for each point by combining one claim based on reason with another based on revelation, as though they were wall and buttress of the cathedral of theology.
Herein contains what we might call the paradox of revelation, which is confronted by any organised religion that is based on revelation, in whole or part.
Aristotle's conception prevailed in medieval Christian Europe; its science was based on revelation and reason, and the Roman Catholic theologians rejected Democritus as materialistic and atheistic.
He influenced the revival of al-falsafah al-yamanī ("philosophy of Yemen"), a philosophy based on revelation and the sayings of prophets rather than the rationalism of the Greeks.
Neither classical Daoism nor Confucianism can be said to have been based on revelation; the texts of these faiths were originally viewed as human wisdom, books written by men for men.
