Sentence examples for through the sermon from inspiring English sources

He sat through the sermon, taking notes.

Only those already converted are likely to sit through the sermon.

He muttered to himself through the sermon and never put more than one dollar in the collection plate.

But this is not a moment of triumph for Jesse – we cut ahead through the sermon to Sheriff Root, looking for his son.

Is my time spent reading Aristotle (by which I mean watching basketball on TV) less worthy than yours spent contemplating the Eternal (by which I mean dozing through the sermon of a less-than-eloquent preacher)?

As Robert Bolt's Sir Thomas More put it, they would have snored through the Sermon on the Mount and labored like Aquinas over a rat dog's pedigree.

I spent Sunday school classes writing my name in bubble letters in my notebooks rather than paying attention and High Holy services sneaking outside to hang out with friends while my nearly narcoleptic dad slept through the sermons.

My neighbour wept through most of the sermon, and returned my gift of Kleenexes by dragging me up at the end to be blessed.

Jackson's spiritual search eventually brought him to view God as his military commander and to give service to the Lexington Presbyterian Church -- even though he often slept through the Sunday sermon.

Then in the late 80's, I discovered that one of King's sermons, "Remaining Awake Through a Great Revolution," strongly resembled the sermon of a white minister, Halford Luccock, that had been published many years earlier.

Billie Graham gave the sermon.