Sentence examples for jew thought from inspiring English sources

When their parents were alive, Mr. Zelmanowitz, an Orthodox Jew, thought nothing of walking three miles each way to visit them on the Sabbath.

Paul on the other hand was a Greek-speaking Jew thought to have been born about 5 AD at Tarsus in Cilicia (now southern Turkey).

Just when every cinema savvy Jew thought there was nothing new about the Holocaust, Laszlo blew away all competition for Best Foreign Language Film with the most original first-person descent into hell accentuated by mesmerizing shifts of focus.

At the same time, the tensions in the religious, intellectual, social and political life of Jews spawned apocalyptic thought and literature.

And while it is important to stress that the treatment of the Japanese-Americans was in no way comparable to the treatment of the German Jews, a small thought experiment does not seem out of order here.

"Jews, Treslove thought, admiringly.

2. E.g., Cecil Roth, The History of the Jews in Italy Philadelphiaa: Jewish Publication Society of America, 1946), pp. 193-215; Moses Avigdor Shulvass, The Jews in the World of the Renaissance (Leiden: Brill, 1973); Davd B. Ruderman, The World of a Renaissance Jew: The Life and Thought of Abraham ben Mordechai Farissol (Cincinnati: Hebrew Union College Press, 1983).

In Modernity and the Jews in Western Social Thought, Chad Alan Goldberg brings us a major new study of Western social thought through the lens of Jews and Judaism.

Referring to the fact that Vom Rath was both gay and had an affair with a Jew, Gide later said: "The thought that a such highly-thought of representative of the Third Reich sinned twice according to the laws of his country is rather amusing". But that was not what amazed him most.

Less religious Jews divorce with no thought to the get.

At that point I had not given much thought to Jews, or to what it meant to be one.