Sentence examples for redeemer for from inspiring English sources
But to reach this nugget, you will have to wade through pages of Romantic gibberish about the aristocracy of the spirit and the privileges of genius, which foreshadow the absurd figure of the Übermensch that he concocted in his later work as a redeemer for modern times.
Exploring the different areas of Rio will fill up three or four days, including the beach suburbs of Ipanema, Leblon and Copacabana; well-timed rides up to Sugarloaf Mountain and Corcovado's statue of Christ the Redeemer for views of the city and catching a match at the Maracana.
Yet, positioning her as a redeemer for the party looks a lot like pushing her toward the glass cliff.
Indeed, the commuting sarariman [salaryman] the selfless company drone, one among a sea of dark suits pushed on to their morning train by white-gloved platform attendants—has as much claim to be Tokyo's iconic figure as Christ the Redeemer has for Rio de Janeiro.And almost as misunderstood, a projection of others' fantasies.
The bulk will remain open — at least for now — either for Sunday Mass or, as with Most Holy Redeemer, upon request for weddings and funerals.
With the Redeemer - aim for high numbers.
In synagogue, right after the prayer for our country, there is a prayer for the state of Israel, asking the "rock and redeemer of the people Israel" to "spread over it the shelter of your peace".
It was too late for a redeemer, so New York would have to settle for an avenger instead: Mr. Koch.
This year it will be shared by Allen C. Guelzo for "Abraham Lincoln: Redeemer President" (William B. Eerdmans Publishing) and by John Hope Franklin and Loren Schweninger for "Runaway Slaves: Rebels on the Plantation" (Oxford University Press), said the Lincoln and Soldiers Institute at Gettysburg College, which administers the prize.
At Holy Redeemer Roman Catholic Church in Detroit, for instance, the Rev. Donald Hanchon says the weekend collection is down 8percentt.
He calls for a redeemer, mentioning the miracles that occurred as Moses led the Israelites to the promised land, and closes with a quotation from a patriotic poem by Petrarch (1304 74).
