Sentence examples for the entrusting of from inspiring English sources

In the early 20th century warring Arab leaders — Nesib (Antonio Banderas, endearingly hammy) and Amar (Mark Strong) — agree to a peace sealed with a buffer zone and the entrusting of Amar's two sons to Nesib.

The prime minister said he was unaware of any telephone call from his office, but added: "I merely made a telephone call to find someone who could make themselves available for the entrusting of a person who had aroused the sympathy of us all and told a dramatic story to which we gave credit".

A better definition of faith is a power to believe what you have reason to think is true, and includes the "entrusting of oneself to God".

Certainly, it was Trajan who had taken the fateful step of entrusting the army of Syria to Hadrian.

Last year, however, the Chinese government executed the former head of the agency entrusted with oversight of food and drug industries.

For Hōnen, these two elements of practice and faith utterance of the nembutsu and the entrusting of oneself to Amida's vow were mutually and unproblematically interfused, but many who sought to follow his teaching found that in actual engagement, the path appeared to be defined by emphasis on one element or the other.

Mürebbiye (1895; "Governess") was a bold attack on the prevalent custom of entrusting children to the care of often domineering governesses.

At least for the moment, I felt confident entrusting the future of science to them.

Up to that time, he had basically tolerated the pagans and had entrusted adherents of the old cults with the highest offices.

Let us celebrate King for his undeniable accomplishments while entrusting the challenges of today to the living.

That's like entrusting the future of Burger King to a shifty ginger clown named Ronald.