Sentence examples for disobedient to from inspiring English sources

The spiritual power now within is portrayed as a feminine entity who supplies him with insight that makes him disobedient to Ialdabaoth.

"The hardest thing for me," the archbishop said, "is to instruct my people here in a way so they understand I'm not being disobedient to the pope".

According to Second Timothy, "men will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boastful, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents … lovers of pleasures rather than lovers of God".

Dan Chiasson called it "above all a book of elegies," but one in which "the dead are disobedient to the extreme".

What distinguishes these states of soul from normal impulses is that they are "excessive impulses which are disobedient to reason" (Arius Didymus, 65A).

Inevitably, his carpentry suffered, and he became disobedient to his master.

Openness and publicity, even at the cost of having one's protest frustrated, offer ways for disobedients to show their willingness to deal fairly with authorities.

The willingness of disobedients to accept punishment is taken not only as a mark of (general) fidelity to the law, but also as an assertion that they differ from ordinary offenders.

I was being disobedient, disrespectful to my mother, to everybody".

Therefore, if judges are persuaded, as they sometimes are, either not to punish a disobedient or to punish her differently from other people who breach the same laws, it must be on the basis of some feature or features of her action which distinguish it from the acts of ordinary offenders.

It's the kind of thing mothers use when trying to get their disobedient kids to behave; make records = get praise, mention fashion brand = receive free product, play killer set = craft gold skull. .