Sentence examples for dear christ from inspiring English sources
And dear Christ was I wrong".
Stuff I Want Things I Super-Need Presents I Want You to Want Me to Have Dear Christ, Please Let These Items Go on Sale Décor… AREN'T YOU GLAD YOU DIDN'T TURN ON THE LIGHT? Discussion points for members who have not read this month's book: It's lucky that dolls can sit still longer than human beings.
Spanning several decades, the letters reveal the married Lessing writing to Smith about everything from the Soviet Union and Communist party politics to her father's illness and death – when he dies in 1947, she writes: "Dear Christ Smithie I wish I could take a sledge hammer and smash up this world".
Strap them into machines and pump them full of anxiety about Islam, lung cancer, paedophilia, bikini bodies, Jeremy Corbyn, rising house prices/the imminent housing crash, bulimia, migrants, muscle tone, earthquakes and – dear fucking Christ – the start of the very universe itself.
Following is a transcript of Archbishop Edward M. Egan's homily yesterday in St. Patrick's Cathedral, as recorded by The New York Times: My dear friends in Jesus Christ, 15 years ago I was consecrated a bishop in the Basilica of SS.
Following is a transcript of Archbishop Edward M. Egan's address yesterday, as recorded by The New York Times: My dear friends in Jesus Christ, 15 years ago I came to the Archdiocese of New York to serve as one of its auxiliary bishops.
The pope had heard recently that Marchia had gone "to Paris and other parts of France to spread the worst errors and to turn the hearts of the faithful religious and others, especially our most dear children in Christ the illustrious king and queen, as well as other princes and magnates, from their devotion to the Church".
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,... I'm writing to explain the life of a "new virgin" to those that may have lost their virginity, and to tell them how they can become a "new virgin"...
Well...you can see it demonstrated by these dear brothers and sisters in Christ.
It is uncomfortable certainly, and the subject of this compassion is moved to alleviate the suffering as she can; but it is also a joy, and the work is "sweet," and the poor sufferers are "doubly dear" — dear on their own account and on Christ's.
