Sentence examples for it a sermon from inspiring English sources

Conversely, Ben Brantley in the New York Times loved the production but panned the show itself, calling it a "sermon" that "so overplays its hand that it seriously dilutes its power," with a "generic" score.

This historic and supremely important new recording restores Bach's dramatic Passion to the setting for which it was designed, with prayers, chorales, organ preludes and even (if you download it) a sermon.

It was a sermon that's long worked in soul's church, and Ms. Stone made it sparkle yet again.

("Suburbs of your pleasure" is straight from Rome too, via Renaissance England, Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar": a friend of mine happened to hear it in a sermon, and I couldn't believe the vicar had come up with it himself).

It was a sermon widely anticipated by social advocates and clergymen across the city.

They're like the preacher -- it's a sermon of the experience.

For the modern churchman, apparently not; it's a sermon about moral spotlessness.

It was the mounting criticism of Mr. Obama that prompted his historic address in Philadelphia, instantly known as "the race speech," though in places it resembled a sermon.

It was a sermon about sexual freedom, about the lives these dead men had lived, about the presence of Christ's sacrifice in human suffering.

In 1974, there occurred an event of such enormity that Metropolitan Anthony condemned it in a sermon in his own cathedral: the expulsion of Alexander Solzhenitsyn from the Soviet Union.

And it was a sermon that could have been voiced by any of the people who continue to describe their line of work as civil rights activist.