Sentence examples for later reformation from inspiring English sources

The case against Hal is familiar: that he announces early on that he is cultivating his wastrel image, and the company of Falstaff and his low-life companions, in order to make his later reformation all the more startling.

The manner in which this paradox is worked out is central to the various doctrines and belief systems which mark the later Reformation.

Set forth in the academic manner of the 16th-century Dominican scholar Cajetan, John's treatises refrained from the polemical style of later Counter-Reformation theological literature.

Later, during the Reformation and Counter-Reformation, the doctrinal controversies between Protestants and Roman Catholics raised fundamental epistemological issues about the bases and criteria of religious knowledge.

But all this came later, and the Reformation was only part of what brought them about.

A couple of centuries later the Presbyterian Reformation of the late 16th century jettisoned the managerial pretensions of bishops as well as the authority of Rome.

It's likely his mutilated body returned this way, too, before being hastily buried in the Greyfriars Priory, a church demolished in the Reformation, later capped with buildings – and, eventually, the famous car park.

The political revolution that eventually brought Sweden to the position of a European power had no considerable effect on literature until a century later, but the Reformation wholly dominated Swedish letters in the 1500s.

This "reformation" later resulted in Stone Sour recording at Catamount Studios in Cedar Falls, Iowa.

Today, two Grammy nominations, countless tribute bands and several reformations later, the group abides, although the egos are still there.

But after his reformation?