Sentence examples for in this verse from inspiring English sources

In this verse, Micah has given a brief summation of the messages of Amos, Hosea, and Isaiah.

In this verse translation, what scholars claim as the first great work in world literature arrived vividly in our century.

They were graphic, purple and obsessively interested in the particulars, as in this verse from 1910: The car came rushing down the line, The motorman saw him, but not in time, Then quick as a lightning flash, not long, Which hurled him into the great beyond.

Sample footnotes, taken at random from Deuteronomy: Some recent scholars have accepted Jacob Milgrom's proposal that here the verb q-r-b ("approach") is used in a political extension of its cultic meaning, "to encroach upon," though there is no compelling necessity to see that sense of the word in this verse.

Sample footnotes, taken at random from Deuteronomy: *{:.break one} ** Some recent scholars have accepted Jacob Milgrom's proposal that here the verb q-r-b ("approach") is used in a political extension of its cultic meaning, "to encroach upon," though there is no compelling necessity to see that sense of the word in this verse.

His doggerel — which influenced the Lennons' own writing for a time — is calculatedly outrageous and defiant, as in this verse from one of the songs on "The Pope Smokes Dope," the album he recorded under the Lennons' supervision: I'm proud to be a New York City hippie!

Feist sang this verse in a restrained head voice, and then opened up, back in her chest voice, for the three syllables of the title words, which she repeated twice.

But it's unlikely you'll hear this verse in New Hampshire.

Gordon Clapp stars as the poet Robert Frost in the solo show "This Verse Business" (Sept . 26-28.

How then, I asked, can this verse in the Koran be reconciled with the accounts of Jesus' death in the Gospels?

It was this verse in particular that struck me as the core of the vision.