Sentence examples for of the same denomination from inspiring English sources

United House of Prayer is one of more than 130 churches of the same denomination, reaching across 28 different states.

For, assuredly, there is difference enough among virtues of the same denomination, as between the bravery of Alcibiades and that of Epaminondas, the prudence of Themistocles and that of Aristides, the justice of Numa and that of Agesilaus.

The Rev. Dr. Sidney D. Fowler, a United Church of Christ minister, officiated at the First Congregational United Church of Christ in Washington, with the bride's father, a minister of the same denomination, taking part.

Paula was attending Damascus Church of God in Maryland — part of the same denomination as the National Church of God — where she met Randy White, the associate pastor, who was married with three children.

While reading Diophantus's Arithmetica, Fermat wrote in the book's margin: "To divide a cube into two cubes, a fourth power, or in general any power whatever into two powers of the same denomination above the second is impossible".

Even two apparently very similar objects, such as two coins of the same denomination or so-called identical twins, will display some differences in their properties – a scratch here, a scar there, and so on.

The German set of the same denominations, he said, costs around 15 euros.

Court documents say authorities found money orders exceeding $10,000 and a large stack of $100 bills, the same denomination delivered to Savopoulos in the $40,000 delivery.

When the resource was used to evaluate the aptitude of peptones from diverse sources for the culture of lactic acid bacteria (LAB), a great variability was found, even among the results of commercial formulations with the same denomination.

Its composition is similar to that of other patterns reported in the literature with the same denomination [ 5, 10, 26- 28] or even with others such as 'prudent' [ 15, 25, 29], 'nutrient dense' [ 30] and 'health aware' [ 31].

The differences in composition between patterns with the same denomination found in the literature, and the different denominations of factors of similar composition may be explained by the subjectivity inherent to the methods of principal component analysis [ 25].