Sentence examples for need a sermon from inspiring English sources

America doesn't need a sermon on race or civility right now.

But when asked about its importance, Steven Weinberg, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist at U.T., said, "Do you really need a sermon on why settling questions about the fundamental laws of nature are worth pursuing?" For Mr. Hill, 48, and Mr. Gebhardt, 46, even to be in position of rewriting the books is fortunate.

We don't need a sermon or him quoting scripture, we know the Bible and we're already praying".

Now, nobody needs a sermon promoting the joy of a cool drink in the summertime.

When he needs a good sermon, it's you he hears it from.

Starring a blue book of Hollywood's finest, "Widows" twists and turns with fist-pumping electricity, indicting capitalism, American politics and racist police without needing a single sermon to drive home its messages ― unless, that is, you count a TED Talk-worthy admonishment from Viola Davis: "We have a lot to do; crying isn't on the list".

For dramatic reasons, the play needed an actual sermon -- and Ms. Gilligan wrote one, based on the language, but not the sentiments, of several fire-and-brimstone Puritan exhortations she had studied.

The sermon is properly titled "A Sermon on the Wretched Conditions of Ireland".

("When I do a sermon, it needs to last for thirty minutes").

I needed some kind of epiphany -- a sermon on the mount, with a tablet filled with life tenets to help me move forward, but not another diet book.

They heard a sermon about end times and the need to support those in prison, nursing homes and broken homes.