Sentence examples for something to be received from inspiring English sources

Like the man in Geroplatanos, I knew there was something to be received from this music, a healing.

Fourthly, the conditions for something to be received (or, in technical term "admitted") as evidence at the trial are sometimes included in the legal concept of evidence.

Volitional aspects of faith on the'special knowledge' model This model of faith as special knowledge, certain and welcome, exhibits faith as essentially something to be received.

What are the conditions that the law imposes and must be met for something to be received by the court as evidence?

There needs to be an exchange, any time something is given, something needs to be received.

"You never know how something is going to be received.

Mr. Harris also noted jokes exchanged between Mr. Panetta and Indian officials over Pakistan's exclusion from the raid that killed Osama bin Laden — something "not likely to be received warmly in Islamabad," he wrote.

I'm 24 and to be receiving something like this at my age it feels a little bit early to be getting something like this but my God doesn't make mistakes.

Secondly, the class of multipath estimation techniques, which treat multipath (in particular the delay of the paths) as something to be estimated from the received signal so that its effects can be trivially removed at a later processing stage.

It was an impossible task: to write something that could be received as an olive branch without giving way on what was important.

Wedding food is usually fuel for dancing or a sop for wine, something to be consumed between the receiving line and the cutting of the cake.