Sentence examples for bring a lay from inspiring English sources

Part of their role in that capacity was to bring a lay perspective to the business of the organisation.

Is there any possibility that a formula to bring an end to lying could be found?

Prosecutors have yet to bring a formal indictment that would lay out the charges against Mr. Biton more fully, and ordinarily, they would have until this coming week to do so.

Pregnant women are required to bring a thin plastic sheet to lie on and a razor blade to slice the cord.

When you're really sick, a few friends bring a meal, but your partner lies in bed next you while you hack and cough, or puke, or cry.

This ritual is intended to strengthen the resolve to pursue the spiritual discipline of Jain dharma (moral virtue) and is thought to bring the lay votary close to the demands required of an ascetic.

He persuaded Henry that safety from political alliances that Rome might attempt to bring together lay in negotiations with the German Lutheran princes.

Lewis's The Problem of Pain (1940) and four series of radio talks on the British Broadcasting Corporation during World War II (later collected as Mere Christianity, 1952) brought him wide recognition as a lay expositor of Christian beliefs.

But in The London Spy, the dark drama currently playing out on the BBC, the algorithm discovered in the cylinder by Danny, which uses sophisticated word-analysis developed by GCHQ – "a fingerprint for our truths and our lies" – as a definitive lie-detector, thus bringing an end to lying, would be heading straight for ICC headquarters in Dubai.

The musical will open on Good Friday, because "it's an ideal show for Easter because it brings together lay people and Catholics".

It states its goal as supporting the victims of abuse and upstanding priests, and bringing more lay involvement and more transparency into the church.