Sentence examples for terms that while from inspiring English sources

The pope made it clear, in no uncertain terms, that while homosexual desire is not a sin, homosexual acts are.

Our judgement was that they were sufficiently close in reporting terms that while not..guilty, they carried enough responsibility, he says.

Like Disney in his early features, Mr. Miyazaki deals with the deepest kind of childhood trauma -- the loss of a parent, the resentment of a sibling, the difficulty of belonging to a family and the difficulty of separating from it -- and he does so in terms that, while sometimes superficially sentimental, also contain solid truths.

I dread the day when people in the "helping professions" start calling me "hon" or "dear," terms that, while well-meant, feel condescending and demeaning.

I dread the day when people in the "helping professions" start calling me "hon" or "dear," terms that, while well meaning, feel condescending and demeaning.

I dread the day when people in the "helping professions" start calling me "hon" or "dear," terms that, while well meaning, feel condescending and demeaning.

The Bead data comprised terms that were nuclear while the terms predicted from the Oligo data were predominantly extracellular membrane associated.

Jewish culture is evoked here in terms that are truly sensuous, while Jews themselves are, on the whole, excoriated.

We then show that a propensity to diversify can be introduced by adding Gaussian competition terms that generate frequency dependence while still preserving the same adaptive dynamics.

We were able to encode ~84% of the terms, another ~8% require further encoding and verification while terms that had a frequency of fewer than five were not encoded (~7%).

The Center and Public Orthodoxy do this well, while explaining terms that may appear to be forbidding or obscure.