Sentence examples for venerable man from inspiring English sources
The venerable man taught his students that there was a hierarchy, they say, and made a great virtue of loyalty.
"Our responsibility is to the dharma," said the Venerable Man Yee, one of the nuns, referring to the essential teachings of Buddhism.
"We've had more people join the English dharma class," said the Venerable Man Yee, who once worked as a real estate agent in Toronto.
Moderators were called in from Britain, India, Hong Kong and beyond, ranging from U Thaw Kaung, a venerable man of letters and former librarian at Rangoon University, to Rory Stewart, a writer and member of the British Parliament.
Sheikh, also spelled Sheik, Shaikh, or Shaykh, Arabic Shaykh, Arabic title of respect dating from pre-Islāmic antiquity; it strictly means a venerable man of more than 50 years of age.
But when I wore a chador to interview an ayatollah in the Iranian religious city of Qom, I didn't mind because I felt that I was respecting the cultural sensitivities of a venerable man and a religious conservative town, much like covering your head when going into a Catholic cathedral.
Now this venerable men's store in Westport, Conn., is shrinking its men's clothing space and expanding its women's department.
They stand just 51 miles apart, and both Watson Arena and Colby's Alfond Rink will be full this weekend, the highlight of the season for the venerable men's hockey programs at Bowdoin and Colby.
In the coming October issue of the men's magazine Stuff, its editor in chief, Greg Gutfeld, uses his editor's note to tell readers just what he thinks of his rival Art Cooper of the venerable men's magazine GQ.
*Now that the White Rain Company is restaging Dippity-do hair gel as a product for men rather than women, will venerable men's hair products like Brylcreem and Vitalis be restaged for women?
"There is going to be some shakeout," predicted Thomas A. Florio, vice president and publisher of a venerable men's magazine, GQ, part of the Conde Nast Publications unit of Advance.
