Sentence examples for observance it from inspiring English sources

A movable observance, it is observed on the Thursday (or, in some countries, the Sunday) after Trinity Sunday.

Although its founder and director is an Orthodox rabbi and it encourages "traditional" observance, it is not officially affiliated with the Orthodox branch of Judaism.

In the 7th century ce Pope Boniface IV established All Saints' Day, originally on May 13, and in the following century, perhaps in an effort to supplant the pagan holiday with a Christian observance, it was moved to November 1.

But for the branch of Judaism that has long advocated - and rightly so - that education is the key to observance, it is simply unacceptable to see so many youth lost.

Whether representing a means to adapt to a difficult situation, or a continued pattern of previous observance, it did not appear that religion or spirituality affected treatment choices or how aggressive patients or caregivers were with their illness.

While it may seem a simple realization, it's acknowledge more in the breach than the observance, making it essential that you learn to love your body as it is.

But it proposes that we — all Americans — like the annual observance because it helps us aspire to "our best selves," even amid the difficult travel, emotional turmoil, and family fights that typically attend it.

The fetish of location is always useful, even when an observance of it throws up some odd moments.

But another feature of her observance ruled it out: Every Friday night, Ms. Rubenstein hosts a traditional Sabbath dinner.

He said Miss Eweida's objection was purely personal - "neither arising from any doctrine of her faith nor interfering with her observance of it and never raised by any other employee".

But Virginia taxpayers have already paid $100m for this observance, so it had better draw the punters in.In this section From America's mayor to America's president?