Sentence examples for persons c from inspiring English sources

The two highest wings of the Seraph symbolize seeing God in himself, first in the way reason sees God as having one divine nature (c. 5) and then as faith sees God in the Trinity of persons (c. 6).

Another type of model for a dynamic connection from a person B to A takes into account to which extent other persons C connect to person A. The idea behind this is that somebody who is very popular seems worth connecting to.

(1) Yes, I would always choose carpool, (2) yes, I would occasionally choose carpool, (3) never  (b) If yes in above question, then how many people do you like in carpooling with you?  (1) One person, (2) two persons, (3) three persons, (4) more than three persons  (c) How much travel cost reduction would encourage you to choose carpooling as the mode of your trip?

Last week, the White House hosted the annual Presidential Inter-Agency Task Force (PITF) on counter-trafficking in persons (C-TIP).

This was my second time attending the PITF, and this year I was especially proud when USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah announced the Agency's new policy on Counter-Trafficking in Persons (C-TIP), delivering on a promise he made to Secretary Clinton a year ago.

The briefer explains that, when person A trolls person B, the actual target is person C, who will self-righteously overreact.

It sounds as though Mellon barely needed to be asked; she handed over six hundred and twenty-five thousandollarsrs, via "Person C's friend," endorsed by "Person A's spouse".

Person C's overreaction is designed to stimulate persons D, E and F to make fun of them, and persons G-N to rip on persons D-F, and so on, "all bringing out the worst in humanity".

Mrs. Mellon was not named in the indictment — she was referred to as Person C — but is essentially an unindicted co-conspirator.

Person B), in several different states; the realization that the National Enquirer was the only paper with the real story; the ramblings of Hunter; this note, quoted in the indictment, from Rachel Lowe Lambert Mellon (known in the world as Bunny, though prosecutors designate her Person C): The timing of your telephone call on Friday was "witchy".

I asked that this be completely off the record because of (a) the sensibilities of relatives of the deceased (b) my own scientific reputation (I did not want to be made out to be a crazy person), (c) the fact that these deaths were investigated and were very clearly simply an extraordinary coincidence.