Sentence examples for when lay from inspiring English sources

When lay people began to organize, he threatened parishes and pastors that hosted meetings of the lay group, Voice of the Faithful.

These conflicting perspectives were the cause of a series of struggles between popes and secular rulers that began in the 11th century, when lay and religious leaders sought to reform society and the church.

Before Gloria Steinem and Betty Friedan grasped polemic pens, these nuns were the avant-garde of feminism, running hospitals, schools, orphanages and colleges when lay women were virtually excluded from such positions.

Nuclear physicists, who took the term, coined in 1940 by Prof. Margaret Gowing of Oxford University, to mean "the minimum mass of fissile material required to sustain a chain reaction," still pout when lay writers extend its meaning to "anything large enough to achieve the desired result".

Indeed, when George started visiting parishes, he was quick to call out clergy for flaws such as the lack of kneelers at pews and a point designated during the Mass when lay ministers received communion.

Upon Columbanus's arrival, he was encouraged to stay, and in about 592 settled at Annegay, but was then forced to find an alternative site for a monastery at Luxeuil, when lay people and the sick continually sought the counsel of himself and his fellow monks.

However when lying, this baseline behaviour changes.

James Stewart argues that "when lying is prosecuted only selectively... injustice results".

Some offenders, especially psychopaths who feel no anxiety when lying, can beat it, experts said.

He has even admitted that he has trouble controlling his uh's when lying.

Subjects tended to be more sensitive to vibration when lying than when sitting or standing.