Sentence examples for preachers on from inspiring English sources

While he accidentally inspired numerous materialists (and was simultaneously claimed by the idealists), his strong association with certain traditionalist preachers, on the one hand, and liberal theological movements, on the other, blunted his interest for the philosophical revolutionaries of the twentieth century, while simultaneously preserving a continued line of subterranean influence.

Listen to the preachers on this one.

(There's a whole wonderful vein of Romantic imagery showing philosophers and preachers on ice, being spiritual. A particularly wonderful one shows the great Goethe on skates with his nose in the air, about to be pelted by girls with snowballs).

The most-told story is that when busking on the streets of Cardiff one Saturday afternoon in the 1980's, Bradfield was called a "manic street preacher" by a passing tramp, or by one of the many street evangelical Christian preachers on Cardiff's Queen Street.

He is descended from a long line of preachers on both sides of the family.

The government of President Hosni Mubarak — whose wife, Suzanne, remains unveiled — has put more preachers on state television.

Matt Parson, who plays the preacher, sucked on a cigarette.

Tom Brown, a street corner preacher on Broadway and Canal, had handed out about 500 tracts in 90 minutes.

But he becomes a testifying poet-preacher on "Revolution", a reminder of jazz's old Afrocentric fury.

Brian David Mitchell, a former street preacher on trial for kidnapping and assaulting Elizabeth Smart, apparently suffered a seizure in court Tuesday.

"Look at the blood shed by the murderer Bush in Afghanistan!" bellows a preacher on a cassette sold in Cairo.