Sentence examples for church represents from inspiring English sources

"Everything the church represents seems to be more clearly represented by Michelle and Barack Obama," he said.

She appears to have entered the convent, not as a result of some spiritual revelation, but because the church represents one of the world's few safe havens.

By its theological richness, spiritual significance, and variety, the worship of the Orthodox church represents one of the most significant factors in the church's continuity and identity.

The leaders of the Reformed Catholic Church, however, say their new church represents a fusion of the best of Anglican and Roman Catholic traditions.

"We celebrate the bonds between Cardiff and Hordaland and the church represents a proud history that's also very much alive in modern times".

St. Anna's, his first church, represents what he called "a part of the Episcopal Church that is known as the Anglo-Catholic".

Church represent black resistance that is rooted in the nineteenth century," Cone said.

Denmark Vesey would not give that deference, and that church represented a refusal to give it".

M. Myers Mermel, a real estate broker at TenantWise and a trustee of the church, represented both sellers.

The church, represented by the American Civil Liberties Union, argued that nonreligious groups like the Boy Scouts could use the hall and that only the church was singled out.

In a conflict with the church, represented by Jan of Jenštein, archbishop of Prague, the king achieved temporary success; the archbishop resigned and died in Rome (1400).