Sentence examples for critical sermon from inspiring English sources

Brown's public comments have been in the form of a highly critical sermon.

Religious and political leaders critical of the sermon welcomed the news that Mr. McCain had rejected Mr. Hagee's endorsement.

We read of his love of sport (especially rugby), of books, moviegoing (something he gave up as an adult), playing Monopoly (replaced as a grown-up by a passion for Yahtzee), and attending chapel and taking a critical interest in the sermons.

Priests' sermons were often implicitly critical of the regime.

This "pulpit aggression" did not go unnoticed by Wheelwright, and soon his own sermons began taking a critical view of the "covenant of works" being preached by Shepard.

But he withdrew after coming under fire from gay-rights activists for a 15-year-old sermon in which he was critical of the homosexual lifestyle.

The mayor has avoided discussing the campaign publicly since Mr. Lee made what the mayor considered critical remarks about the New Haven schools during a sermon.

Sen. Obama can achieve this end by using the controversy over his remark on bitter people in the way he did the controversy over Rev. Wright's sermons: as an opportunity to discuss critical areas that define both American ideals and the current reality.

The modern critical edition of De commendatione was published, along with the sermons, in 1991 as Balduini de Forda Opera: Sermones, De Commendatione Fidei.

Therefore, in each IVF cycle, it is critical to make a well-informed decision regarding which embryo(s) to transfer (Sermon et al., 2004; Thornhill et al., 2005; Verlinsky et al., 2005).

Its leading article was a little less critical, saying that he "has energy and charisma" and adding: "We hope his previous sermons sympathising with Argentina's position [over the Falklands] will not be repeated".