Sentence examples for in laws of from inspiring English sources

There's nothing in laws of physics preventing it.

He believed in Emerson's words, that there is an innate morality in the laws of nature: "I have confidence in laws of morals as of botany.

Perhaps a bit of zero tolerance ought to be tried with the police culture, which thus far continues to believe in laws of its own creation.

In Laws of Attraction Brosnan and Moore spar over a divorce case involving a drunken, lecherous British rock star (Tony Blair lookalike Michael Sheen).

Peter Howitt, who gave us "Sliding Doors," is the latest director to attempt the task, and in "Laws of Attraction" he sets about it, at first, with a refreshing zip.

But it's hard not to catch a glimmer of autobiography in "Laws of the Jungle" when the narrator explains: "Through and through, life is purely a matter of the past.

At the Princeton University Chapel, 1982: When a nation transgresses the built-in laws of justice, compassion, and peace, that civilization sooner or later perishes.

** At the Princeton University Chapel, 1982: **{:.break one} ** When a nation transgresses the built-in laws of justice, compassion, and peace, that civilization sooner or later perishes.

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Sister of Timothy H. Forster and Laura F. Bowman and in-laws of Diane and Peter.

There's a warm, contemporary feel to the place, which is decorated with photographs taken in Greece of the in-laws of the two owners, who married sisters.