Sentence examples for testament without from inspiring English sources

That there is something tragic in Benedict's story does not mitigate its negative weight, but it is impossible to read "Last Testament" without feeling sorry for a man whose life has been so branded by fear.

BL 8.10pm, Underbelly (until 28 August) She can sing, act and dance – but the real threat of this show created by Getinthebackofthevan's McCormick is that you will no longer be able to think about the New Testament without associating the Three Wise Men with Christina Aguilera's Dirty – or Doubting Thomas with anal fingering.

Campbell urged a return to New Testament beliefs without the structures of an organised church.

Manumitting slaves became much easier, according to the laws, and the Ecloga and the Procheiron Nomos (see below) prescribed that the slaves of persons who died without testament had to be freed.

In June, she and Pound left Rapallo for Paris for the premiere of Le Testament de Villon, without mentioning the pregnancy to his friends or parents.

Similarly the New Testament states: "But without faith it is impossible to please Him: for he that comes to God must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of them that diligently seek Him".[2].

Tangy and herbal without tasting like a salad in a Tom Collins glass, it's a reminder of how a good drink can be a testament to a garden without feeling like you're working outside.

When a person dies without having written a will, (or if there is something wrong with the will which makes it unusable--something that should not happen to you we say that you have died intestate, that it, without a Testament. (Testament was an old word which meant a signed statement, which is exactly what a will is).

If the Old Testament demonstrated that God could rule without kings, then the New Testament demonstrated that God could rule without the elaborate structure of the accumulated legal traditions.

This is certainly not to say that the Old Testament, the New Testament and the Quran are without moral worth.

Parsons drafted his own will and testament and it was proved without issue, and later cited in the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia case French v. French (1877).