The lad's education was limited, but one day in 1820 he was visited by what he would describe as "two personages," no less than God and Jesus, who told him that all religious doctrines embraced up to that moment were incorrect.
After this transformative event, I began reflecting on the objectives I had embraced up to that point, which were not necessarily my own.
The promoter entry clone (PEC) in BioVector also originated from pUC vector, shared the same backbone as GEC, and embraced up to 27 REL sites inside SSR sites (attL3 and attL4).
This balancing act has marked many of his most significant campaign promises and policy decisions; Obama embraces principle up to the point where it's pretty clear that pragmatism is the more logical choice.
After spending the day together, Anna goes downstairs to where Will is sleeping: they embrace, go up to the bedroom, and make love.
As the incestuous lovers Cinyras and Myrrha, performers Matthew Pauli and Megan Dominy embrace while up to their waists in H2O.
There is no forgetting the months during which Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex). literally and figuratively embraced Trump, snuggled up to Trump at his offices and defended him against criticism.
The MoMA show asks us to rethink what the city could be, and in doing so nudges us away from a parochial mentality that tends to cling to the city's past greatness rather than embracing — and facing up to — its future.
The first 18 books, embracing the period up to 1560, appeared in 1604, when they were immediately attacked by those de Thou called "the invidious and dissentious". The second part (dealing with the first wars of religion, 1560 72) was put on the church's index of prohibited books.
As we proceeded towards the church, thousands of villagers began tossing flowers and embracing us, lining up to say hello.
