Sentence examples for sermon out from inspiring English sources

She and her siblings had grown up with a horror that their father might sometime make a sermon out of the things that they did, or that happened to them.

A less exact and intelligent writer might have made a sermon out of these facts and traded on our smug assumption that somehow our racism is cleaner than that of our grandfathers.

But at the same time, he designed the game expressly in the hope that the masses could learn it on their own, no coach necessary, taking the sermon out of the preacher's hands.

In his first sermon out of jail, at a Mass at St . Patricks, his parish church in Newburgh, Bishop Vaughan said: "All I was saying is what he learned, and I learned, and all of you learned in the first grade.

One of his big problems is a changing mood in a country that does not share the upbeat pro-business optimism that pours like a nightly sermon out of the mouths of Neil Cavuto and clones.

Mr. Craig's sermon "reached out and grabbed me, and changed my life," Mr. Bush wrote in his official autobiography, "A Charge To Keep" (William Morrow, 1999).

Jackson was also the catalyst for King's sermon, shouting out from the crowd, "Tell them about the dream, Martin!", prompting him to depart from his prepared version and deliver the "I have a dream" masterpiece.

In response to questions from the audience, Mr. Wright, who has made few public appearances since his controversial remarks prompted Mr. Obama to distance himself from him in the spring, said the news media had taken many statements from his sermons out of context in an effort to damage Mr. Obama.

My favorite Sandy story is the one with her and her mother driving to church while David tried to force them off the road by screaming sermons out of his car window.

On radio phone-ins and on Twitter, at parties in the liberal suburbs where Polly Toynbee's photocopied republican sermon was handed out, they denounced it as nostalgic mumbo-jumbo, as wasteful extravagance or infantile dressing-up, servile and worse.

Two Anglican bishops in the news: a report that the former bishop of Durham, David Jenkins, has died aged 91 managed to make at least the Guardian online (Report, 4 September, theguardian.com); but it was the present bishop of Grantham, Nicholas Chamberlain, who succeeded in making it into print (Business as usual for bishop's first sermon since coming out, 5 September).