Sentence examples for impending judgment from inspiring English sources

There is the pervasive sense of an expectation or impending judgment.

The audience breathed in, too, because we were nervous about the impending judgment: Would we beam good will toward this actor or withdraw our support?

In the New Testament, no stress can be placed on the etymological (root) meaning of eu ("good"); in Luke, chapter 3, verse 18 (as in other places), the word means simply authoritative news concerning impending judgment.

The ball is halfway to the plate, its flight tracked by Ruth, by the masked catcher and by the umpire, hands clasped behind his back in the classic stance of impending judgment.

But nothing is more important in order to fulfill their calling as God's remnant (read: chosen) people than warning the world of impending judgment and the soon return of Jesus.

And, for others, like the young Angelina Grimké, the message of this "second great awakening" was a mixture of hope and urgency, the belief that America must purify itself in preparation for the impending judgment day.

Chevron also took out full-page advertisements in Argentine newspapers claiming impending national doom if the Ecuador judgment were to be enforced.

In his book, Bush indicates similar denial when he writes of Bear Stearns' impending collapse that "the problem was not a lack of regulation by government; it was a lack of judgment by Bear executives".

The Bank of Japan's impending decision on whether to raise interest rates for the first time in 10 years theoretically is a matter of economic judgment based on facts and data.

Impending doom?

There is an impending crisis.