Sentence examples for preach something from inspiring English sources
The reality is – in politics and in public life – if you preach something and then you're found not to be practising it, that's when you get slaughtered even more".
Blunkett said it would be dangerous if Muslims felt under attack, but more needed to be done to "make sure the madrassas outside school night after night and at weekends don't preach something, don't inculcate into the young minds things that we find unacceptable".
More interesting still, Monsieur Carrère has got hold of a detail in the Letter to the Galatians, in which Paul warns the congregants not to believe rival teachings by impostors: "Even if I came to preach something other than what I have preached, you shouldn't believe me".
I am realizing that I should not preach something that I have not lived.
Traveling from farm club to farm club for the San Francisco Giants, he preaches something many minor leaguers have never thought much about: the art of the sacrifice bunt.
He preaches something closer to the opposite — an appeal for letting the wisdom of the secular and scientific worlds enrich Islam.
David Cameron was on ITV Daybreak's comfy sofa to promote the coalition's latest relaunch (we must all build more conservatories) before breakfast yesterday, while Ed Miliband was in the City before lunch preaching something called "pre-distributional" politics (free conservatories).
If you are preaching something that you may not be doing be truthful about it.
How difficult is it to understand that people whose philosophy preaches something is evil might garner a bit of extra scrutiny from the folks whose very jobs they are threatening?
But I do hope that Elisa's journey of truth seeking and self discovery resonates with religious teens who struggle with cognitive dissonance and the fact that while there is a church on every corner, each one preaches something different.
