Sentence examples for ben quoted from inspiring English sources
In a slow, deliberate cadence, Ben quoted the repeated refrain: "But he was still hungry".
In another Haggadah, printed a few years later, the Jeremiah figure is labeled a wise elder replying to the wise son, and then, on another page, is presented as the Rabbi El'azar ben Azariah, a sage quoted in the Haggadah and known for his long white beard.
As for Suhrawardi, one of the "mystical" Islamic interpreters of Avicenna, he might have been inspired by some of the philosophical ideas of Abu l-Barakat's Book About the Point of View, in particular his idea about the angels (see Pines 1979, 254 255), and was explicitely quoted by David ben Joshua Maimonides (see Fenton 1984, 36 37).
When I quoted the passage from Ben-Gurion, it triggered an 18-minute monologue about his fears for the survival of the Jews.
"Our third-quarter results were negatively impacted by a significant impairment charge resulting from the substantial underperformance of Ben-Hur," MGM CEO Gary Barber was quoted as saying by Deadline.
Ben-Ami didn't say a word at the meeting — he is aware of J Street's neophyte status — but afterward he was quoted extensively in the press, which vexed the mainstream groups all over again.
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Walt and Mearsheimer update the centuries-old "blood libel" by claiming that citizenship in Israel is based on "blood kinship". On two separate occasions, Walt and Mearsheimer intentionally quote David ben-Gurion out of context so as to make it appear that he is saying the exact opposite of what he actually said.
BEN MCGRATH: Chance, mostly.
BEN AUSTIN, Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.
