Sentence examples for from proverb from inspiring English sources

While the medium may vary from proverb, poetry, metaphor to mantra, the message is the same.

This contrast also marks Job and Ecclesiastes, however greatly they may differ from Proverbs in other respects.

She prepared the classroom, laying out photocopies of two verses from Proverbs and a passage from a theologian's essay.

My husband began to chant from Proverbs 31, the weekly hymn exalting wives: "A good wife, who can find?

Fortunately, Ungerer's large drawings of the Nova Scotia landscape are given big play, each with a caption from Proverbs.

The first is from Proverbs, of course, and the second from Michel de Montaigne's essays, as translated by John Florio in 1603.

His strategy is taken from Proverbs 1 15: "A soft answer turneth away wrath; but grievous words stir up anger".

Mr. Clark's Web site boasts testimonials from tickled customers and a quotation from Proverbs: "A merry heart doeth good like medicine".

"The wicked flee when none pursueth," reads an opening on-screen quotation from Proverbs, which sets the new film's tone.

To accompany his high school yearbook picture, Mr. Spann chose a verse from Proverbs that delineated a stark world of good and evil.

The pastor, Father Mullen, said his friend "used to quote from Proverbs that the lighthearted person has a 'continual feast.' That was him.