Sentence examples for hear a prayer from inspiring English sources

"When you hear a cry of pain, hear a prayer".

Then Sam Adams [a revolutionary] rose and said he would hear a prayer from anyone of piety and good character, as long as they were a patriot.

"Then Sam Adams rose, and said he would hear a prayer from anyone of piety and good character, as long as they were a patriot," Mr. Romney said.

The point is made even more obvious with an anecdote from the revolutionary war, where it is suggested that God hears the prayers of anyone who hates the British enough: "Sam Adams said he would hear a prayer from anyone of piety and good character, as long as they were a patriot.

Fair enough -- if he has to sit there and hear a prayer every day, then when it's his turn he should stand up for his own beliefs.

Sam Adams rose and said, "I am not a bigot; I can pray with any man and hear a prayer from any gentlemen of piety and virtue who at the same time is a friend to his country". So what were the key words in his statement?

One tribal member, Brenda Commander, who for three years has run a language program in the Indian community of Houlton, Me., said she first heard a prayer in Passamaquoddy last year, at a funeral.

On the first full day in which even Democrats recognized him as president-elect, Gov. George W. Bush heard a prayer today to let "reconciliation flow like a mighty river" and began reaching out broadly beyond his Republican base.

"The Lord told me to stop by and hear a little prayer," says Tony Whalen, a snowbird from Massachusetts.

In doing so, he put Jesus front and center in a way that demonstrated that he was not about to compromise his evangelical Christian traditions to please the religiously diverse audience who might hope to hear a more inclusive prayer at a presidential inauguration.

Part of its efforts at objectivity comes from its goal that viewers who happen upon the network's news broadcast might "stick around long enough to hear a testimony or a prayer to make a life-changing decision, or least lead them down that road," Mr. Allman said.