Sentence examples for through reformation from inspiring English sources

"We're going through Reformation times, and in Reformation times things aren't neat and clean," Bishop Robert Duncan of Pittsburgh, a conservative who led his diocese out of the Episcopal Church in October, said in an interview.

The first principals navigated Brasenose, with its Catholic sympathisers, through the reformation and continuing religious reforms.

Christianity went through a Reformation and had to come to grips with a secularist enlightenment.

This still rings true today, but Apple is clearly going through a Reformation.

It must be remembered [that] Indonesia has gone through a reformation.

Most hydrogen is not produced from electrolysis, but rather through steam reformation of natural gas, which releases CO2.

But Mr. Andrews makes his arguments from the unusually personal standpoint of someone who has gone through a reformation of his own.

As Christianity splintered through the Reformation, each denomination handled the custom slightly differently — arguing over the number, the official duties, even the sexual rules governing godparents.

This stupendous exegetical achievement would dominate ecclesiastical commentaries on Revelation for the next eight centuries and most formal theological discourse through the Reformation.

Roman Catholic German historian who wrote a highly controversial history of the German people, covering the period leading to and through the Reformation.

He joined The Specials in 1979 and stayed through their reformation as The Specials AKA to their eventual disbandment in 1984.