Sentence examples similar to contemptuous reference to a priest from inspiring English sources
One venerable conjecture was that it began as a contemptuous reference to papal edicts known as bulls (from the bulla, or seal, appended to the document).
But her contemptuous reference to the notorious Baby P case in Haringey is a measure of her angry despair at the conventions attached to mainstream social services.
And he gets contemptuous references to his merely "emotional appeals" on the issue, to his talk, on Thursday, of "shame on us".
The reference to a "religious" practice or community is one that is more structured, with the priest, nun, pastor or minister being the intermediary between the member of the church and God.
Since the relationship between a priest and his diocese is not one of employment, reference to an employment tribunal would not be possible".
A reference to the priests of Baal "cutting themselves with blades until blood flowed" can be found in the Hebrew Bible.
The sole reference to Jesus as priest in the New Testament, Wills says, occurs in the Epistle to the Hebrews, an enigmatic letter of unknown provenance.
With reference to the Catholic priest cases, until recently I was the only D.A. in the state who negotiated a memorandum of understanding with my bishop".
She dictates her books to a priest.
Officer O'Donohue directed her to a priest.
