Sentence examples for through the word from inspiring English sources

"Whereas Benedict governs through the Word".

(Say, through the word "empowerment").

As Pope, by contrast, "Benedict govern[ed] through the Word".

Creation through the word of the creator also occurs outside the biblical account (in Polynesia).

Her single accessory is a placard bearing a slash through the word "Fur".

Why don't they say goodbye through the word "ouch"?' It was Melissa's invention".

"I recall our teacher bluffing his way through the word 'asparagus,' for neither he nor we had ever eaten or even seen it," he said via e-mail.

It's easy to breeze through the words without spending time with the art.

But Plato never divulged his own views except, perhaps, through the words he attributed to Socrates.

"The Baron in the Trees" would have the branches weaving through the words.

The characters live through the words, rather than existing in the gaps between them.