Sentence examples for from the ways of from inspiring English sources

"She is deviating from the ways of Islam," the Middle Eastern official said.

The marriage was supposed to protect me from the ways of the western world I was born into.

If for three years you do not change from the ways of your father, you can be called a 'real son.' " The junior Kim earned that title.

And their refusal to make a big enough departure from the ways of their glory years is now making a comeback difficult.

"This historic effort," he said, "will require leadership, courage and a willingness to depart from the ways of the past, if it is to do for Africa what the European Union has done for Europe".

Perhaps, in any case, there are worse things than bidding farewell to the fond illusion that Americans would remain forever exempt from the ways of the world, calamities included.

Not so different from The Way of the Blogs after all.

"The Tree of Life" distinguishes the way of nature (equated with the father) from the way of grace (the mother).

She was reciting the Jesus prayer from "The Way of a Pilgrim" but she didn't fully realize what she was doing.

This result might arise from the way of the incorporation of γ-alumina.

The emphasis in question is thus transferred from the inside out, from the way of enhancing to what is being enhanced, from "technology" to "anthropology".