Sentence examples for every commandment from inspiring English sources

This apparently unremarkable man has, he tells Charles flatly, "broken every commandment" on almost every continent.

He had broken every commandment, he told the priest, except the sixth, "thou shalt not kill".

His artistic efforts blaspheme every commandment in the preservation bible, which is why it is one of the most delicious sights on West End.

Nor do Puzo and Gino give us much insight into how ostensibly religious men could break nearly every commandment before evening prayers.

Beneath every commandment there is a "whole family of sin", so that not to have committed adultery is not good enough: one must never have betrayed anyone, in any way.

How many times did a guy who'd probably broken every commandment wag his finger at me for my "unnatural" violation of Leviticus?

The form of "you" in every single commandment is masculine singular.

This idea is evidenced by the biblical commandment that every Jew study the Bible.

From the wording of this same verse -- "write this song for yourself" -- our tradition derives the mitzvah (commandment) that every single one of us should write our own Torah.

Though the ACLU is opposed to all religious monuments on public property, Henderson said, the organization believes the Satanic Temple's monument has "every right to be there" if the Ten Commandments monument remains.

When Super Bowl I in 1967 was about 30,000 short of a sellout at the Los Angeles Coliseum, Commissioner Pete Rozelle issued a commandment to his aides: every future Super Bowl must be a sellout.