Sentence examples for from its lay from inspiring English sources

After Nichiren's death, the school split into various subsects, most notably Nichiren-shū (Nichiren Sect) and Nichiren-shō-shū, whose phenomenal growth stemmed from its lay organization, the Sōka-gakkai.

For example, relatedness in evolution has a very specific meaning that is distinguished from its lay definition.

However, his government was plagued by a long crisis with the Catholic Church that had resulted from the expulsion of Freemasons from its lay brotherhoods.

Note that while recovering a Lie group either from its Lie algebra or from its Hopf algebra of distributions we first construct a formal Lie group, that is, a collection of power series which a priori may not converge.

As it was, salvation from its foes lay only in union, and, after abortive attempts had been made at one-man rule, Saul became king of all of Israel (c. 1020 bce).

A white damask cloth, crisp lines showing it to have been recently removed from its press, lay folded carefully over the end of the table where they sat.

It's complexity does not lie exclusively in the discrepancies that separate the communist idea from its historical embodiments; it lies in the diversity of its expressions.

By Andy Borowitz October 28 , 2012CINCINNATI (The Borowitz Report) — The threat of Hurricane Sandy has forced Republican nominee Mitt Romney's campaign to move its lying efforts from states in the path of the storm to others beyond the hurricane's reach.

It is that reality not the lack of synergy from its businesses that lies behind the ICI demerger.

Remove the door from its hinges and lay it on plastic bags.

Ideally, you should also remove the door from its hinges and lay it flat on the ground before painting, working first on one side, then the other.