Sentence examples for sermon from from inspiring English sources

Ahmadinejad watched the sermon from the front row.

This is a sermon from the woman's church of Eros.

They listened to a brief sermon from Henríquez, and, later, from other men, too.

Forgive me if this sounds like a sermon from a mad mullah, but it is the harsh and terrible reality.

Mr. Brooks had been in his tent around 5 30 p.m., reviewing notes for his second sermon from the rooftop.

Getting a reactionary sermon from a pumped-up man in uniform is the last thing we need.

Even a pupil dress code issued by Cheltenham Ladies Collegee will be received like a sermon from Dr Arnold.

He said: "This Budget was a sermon from the high priest of an austerity cult – taking from the poor and hard-working people and giving to the richest.

For the Red Storm, it contributed to the sermon from Jarvis, a collective soul-searching for the team and this promise from Postell.

Delivering his sermon from the pulpit at York Minster, Sentamu suggested people "turn away from beastly ways" such as deceit, extortion, greed, inequality and selfishness.

A preacher of almost any faith might extract a sermon from this "conversation," and a therapist might mine it for a study of interiority.