Sentence examples for in reformation from inspiring English sources

"In Reformation times, new structures are emerging".

The advances made in church organization and in reformation of religious life could not be sustained in the post-Carolingian world.

Great painters, whose existence in Reformation Holland must be one of the most felicitous accidents in art history, were there to oblige.

Thus, the primacy of Christology and of the doctrine of justification in Reformation theology led to a depreciation of the creation doctrine and a Christian cosmology.

"We're going through Reformation times, and in Reformation times things aren't neat and clean," Bishop Robert Duncan of Pittsburgh, a conservative who led his diocese out of the Episcopal Church in October, said in an interview.

In the past two generations the proportion of Arabs who can read has soared from less than a quarter to more than three-quarters; as in Reformation Europe, their reading of first choice has been religious.

In fact, it's an adaptation of a Heinrich von Kleist novella, originally set in Reformation-era Saxony but now transposed to 16th-century France.

His failure to promote sufficiently religious reform, however, was destined to result in the Reformation in the 16th century.

Concerning clathrin, its essential role in SV reformation (in pathways other than kiss-and-run) was challenged by genetic studies in C. elegans, as synaptic transmission was not abolished in clathrin mutant worms (Sato et al., 2009).

The sector delineated by a dotted line reflects the pool of SVs that was still missing at the time point of recovery examined, revealing a delay in SV reformation in the absence of the neuronal dynamins.

Nor is today's 'freedom'n'liberty', whether right or 'left', the freedom fought for in the Reformation or in the revolutionary overthrow of the anciens régimes.