Sentence examples for blessing of using from inspiring English sources

"This is a person who has the blessing of using her remarkable position to advance larger issues," Richard Plepler says, "and, because she has never taken advantage of that, that is something that speaks to the integrity and, not to be too corny, but, the nobility of what she's doing now".

Oftentimes these apparent errors actually do share characteristics with the original song I used to gather recommendations, but they are very obscure and sometimes in a completely different genre (which is both the blessing and the curse of using such audio-based recommendation engines).

For most, though, the idea of using something not blessed by Microsoft was risky and not worth the time.

That email — whose subject line read "Share with Scott Lloyd" — contained forwarded conversations between a staffer at the Knights of Columbus and a member of a Catholic religious order, the Franciscan Friars' Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Province, about the possibility of using one of the order's Wisconsin buildings to house refugees.

"Is there just some sort of general blessing to use these things?

(Crummey was the name of the family which first got the court's blessing to use annual gifts this way).

They spoil the word of the Blessed One by using their own language.

"The coalition is against the blessed Syrian revolution, using the excuse of Daesh," said a brigade commander with the U.S.-backed Free Syrian Army who goes by the nickname Abu Qusay.

Emily Bazelon's discussion of Wendy Mogel's book, "The Blessing of a Skinned Knee: Using Jewish Teachings to Raise Self-Reliant Children," was a welcome antidote to the "too precious child syndrome" (Oct . 1.

And for publicity, they no longer need the blessing of political bosses who used to control the partisan press.

We have at the R.N.C., I think, the blessing of being able to use the facts, no matter where they come from, to show that Barack Obama hasn't met the promises and standards that he set himself for the American people.