Sentence examples for this reformation from inspiring English sources

Butler, though, will have no part of this reformation.

"This reformation of the theater was a way of encouraging women and families to attend," Ms. Maher said.

This reformation, along with a useful upturn in this cyclical industry, has boosted profits heavenwards (see chart).

The New York Times's celebrity columnist Thomas Friedman called for an Islamic reformation back in 2002; US academics Charles Kurzer and Michaelle Browers traced the origins of this "Reformation analogy" to the early 20th century, noting that "conservative journalists have been as eager as liberal academics to search for Muslim Luthers".

The effect of this reformation remains to be tested [48].

The upshot of this reformation is that problem (19) becomes primal decomposable.

Historically, it might seem weird that this is happening: the ritual christening, the reformation, this music's third wave, Saint Vitus's lasting appeal — all of it.

But for the first two centuries after the Reformation this new dynamo of individualism operated inside a still generally accepted body of Christian discipline.

Born amidst the turmoil of the Reformation, this archetypal modern self drew its strength solely from within in the sense that one's principle of action was determined by one's own psychological need to gain self-affirmation.

After the Reformation this "White Paternoster" was among a number of prayers and devotions that were converted into magical rhymes, becoming widely known charms.

This great reformation, inspired by a book, itself inspired the composition of a national epic for seventh-century-B.C.