Sentence examples for between the wording of from inspiring English sources
Thus it is unlikely that poor correspondence between the wording of these measures used to quantify intention and behaviour for foot examination contributed to error [ 9].
The witch favors the encounter between the word of the supernatural apparition and the inner intuition of the character.
Between the words of the luturgy Britten has inserted nine poems by a poet of the First World War Wilfred Owen.
One result was that even many supporters worried about the gap between the words of Mr. Berlusconi and what most — far less rich — Italians believe.
Page 383 of the American version, for example, has wide margins and plenty of room between the words (of which there are 329) and lines (of which there are 32).
Those of us who know Barry had a good laugh at the notion that he could be accused of "provoking an unseemly and very modern confusion between the Word of God and the temptations of Mammon".
It's the counterpoint between the words of a spurned lover and Cee Lo's chipper, churchy falsetto over uplifting throwback R. & B. His rage is gleeful, honest, maybe even redemptive.
This move results in the perforation of one or two holes whose position indicates the quotient of the number of units lacking for the line to be completed by the number of spaces between the words of this line, plus a third hole in a position specifically fixed for the justification process.
