Sentence examples for of nations of from inspiring English sources

Wars, crimes, thefts, lecheries, tortures, the evil deeds of princes, of nations, of private individuals; an orgy of universal atrocity.

If we are to move toward the fraternity of nations of which Alfred Nobel spoke, then universal human rights must be our touchstone.

"It's a pretty predictable, I think, reaction, not just of nations of this area and this region but all over the world," Hagel told reporters traveling with him to Tokyo.

Growing up with athletics in the family I have a vision of the perfect Olympics – one that has probably never existed – nourished by whispered stories of the Olympic movement, of the purity of competition, of the brotherhood of nations, of athletes sleeping three to a room then getting up off the floor and breaking a national record.

The solution may come with yesterday's return from the Africa Cup of Nations of Alex Song, who used the first half of the season to establish himself as a permanent replacement for Gilberto Silva in the role of screening midfield player.

Once principles are in place for such a society, Rawls moves to a second sub-domain: a society of nations of which this democratic society is a member.

It means effacing the boundaries of language, of nation, of religion — all no more than "data that fills forms".

CAMEOS Despite its petite size, the theater hosts discussions with indie rock notables like Kyp Malone of TV on the Radio and Ian Svenonius of Nation of Ulysses.

In the United States, "Americanness" (for idealists, at least) came to mean belief in American civic ideals; a kind of nation of the mind.

Some doubts remain, however, over the contributions of a number of smaller nations because of the economic crisis.

What do the highest-achieving minds of the nation think of the crop of horror movies over the decades?