Sentence examples for keeping vows from inspiring English sources

We no longer have a terror of our own selves in terms of not keeping vows or taking stands; instead, we actually celebrate this under a mantle of personal freedom.

Catelyn che[c]king on Brienne keeping her vows". .

Kindness, compassion and humble character result in human birth; while austerities and the making and keeping of vows leads to rebirth in heaven.

"Our son Danny is 14 and our daughter LeAnn is 11, and they really are the blessings of keeping our vows," Krickitt says.

If you plan on keeping your vows short and sweet, asking your guests to stand shouldn't be a problem (but please, by all means, set up a chair for your sweet 75-year-old nana).

We made a vow of further devolution to Scotland and today we show how we're keeping that vow and will continue to keep that promise.

Mr. Lazio seemed to struggle with standing tough while keeping his vow not to sound too negative.

The Sun "Never again must consultants be allowed to swan around like kings, impervious to criticism and keeping a vow of secrecy.

He was one of the photographers who snapped the famous images of Gen. Douglas MacArthur keeping his vow to return to the Philippines by wading ashore during the Leyte landing on Oct. 20, 1944.

And yet, keeping the vow of "I Never Will Marry" (a duet she recorded with Ms. Parton), Ms. Ronstadt is single, though she has two children, ages 22 and 19, who share her three-story home.

Keeping that vow turned Mortenson — a laid-back drifter, emergency nurse by profession and climber by avocation — into a driven fund-raiser who helped found, and now directs, the Central Asia Institute.