Sentence examples for every occasion of from inspiring English sources

I don't think we should interpret every occasion of no one saying anything as no one caring.

Rabbinic Judaism, Pharisaism's descendant, continued the process of democratization and sought to find in every occasion of life a means of affirming the presence of the divine.

Moreover, the intention of the Halakhic attitude is to remind Jews that every occasion of life is a locus of divine disclosure.

Instead, it called for "pastoral accompaniment" for divorced and remarried Catholics to discern their moral culpability for not living up to the Catholic ideal, while "avoiding every occasion of scandal".

No alcohol was allowed; the house held a library and reading room; and" at meal time, and every occasion of interview, conversations [were] introduced on the various questions incidental to the elevation of man".

Moving from posts in the service of churches and courts to the town of Leipzig on the first Sunday after Trinity, 30 May 1723, he began the project of composing a new cantata for every occasion of the liturgical year.

Among the traits of literary castaways, he notes, is "the need to constantly confirm the merits of the solitary life by insisting to oneself at every occasion on the beauty of such an existence".

For the groups receiving handling, individual records were kept of every occasion on which each mouse required handling.

In addition, it was not possible to acquire ADC and MRS data on every occasion because of a number of problems including hardware failure and an inability to acquire sufficient signal to permit sequence optimisation.

I cannot use what I have!', there is another who takes the opposite view, like Ijer in 'Cousins': 'As usual, I gave more information than my questioner had any use for, using every occasion to transmit my sense of life.' Perhaps it is simply that Bellow's 'sense of life' is of something necessarily ramifying, not to be reduced even under formal pressure.

Lansbury continued his private campaigns in parliament, saying "I intend on every occasion to ... hinder the progress of business".