Each of the three main Protestant traditions of 16th-century Europe (Lutheranism, Calvinism, and Anglicanism), however, found support from the secular authorities in Saxony, Switzerland, and England, respectively, and returned, after a relatively brief but stunningly influential apocalyptic moment, to a cooperative relationship with the state (as had the medieval church).
But she has also been able to summon up dark, pitiless angst, most stunningly last year in Richard Move's "Lust" section of "The Seven Deadly Sins" at Jacob's Pillow Dance.
Staley ran for 201 yards and a touchdown and the Eagles' defense knocked out Troy Aikman in the second quarter, carrying Philadelphia to a stunningly easy 41-14 victoryesterdayat aTexas Stadiumum.
A work like the Third String Quartet seems as stunningly modern today as it was in 1927.
Quickly putting to rest any thoughts of an early blowout, the Nets opened with a stunningly efficient first quarter that put them ahead by 30-22.
Since last season's All-Star Game break, they have a stunningly shabby 20-25 record in the regular season.
That's why the renovated Tigre Art Museum, with its stunningly ornate 1912 promenade, shares the riverfront with a creepy abandoned mansion that could be home to an Argentinian Norman Bates.
Stunningly, on March 30th, in announcing the postponement of its SEC filing, the firm not only termed aspects of the General Re deal "improper" but also provided a list of other transactions and relationships that may have to be "recharacterised".
This area of Tibetan-speaking hamlets perched stunningly on 8,000-foot-high 8,000-foot-high 8,000-foot-highe town of Danba, has long been a way station on a circuit through the country's southwest, which is homountainsides China's mosthatotic traveloomstinatiover
He says the sentiment has changed a lot since then and that, more broadly, the ecosystem is "stunningly different" today.
While this may seem stunningly obvious today, Harlow was up against widespread beliefs in psychology.
