Sentence examples for whose coming was from inspiring English sources

The earliest Christians, however, had to cope with the implications of the coming of Jesus Christ and of the presumed presence and power of God among them i.e., the Holy Spirit, whose coming was connected with the celebration of the Pentecost.

One is a dispossessed aristocrat (Diogo Dória) and the other a young student type (Carloto Cotta) who Julie pretends might be the reincarnation of Dom Sebastião, the Portuguese monarch whose second coming is a staple of local legend.

Nowadays, says Bragman (whose coming book is to be titled "Where's My Fifteen Minutes?"), "you've got to have something for People magazine to shoot you at.

But some believed that Selassie was the saviour whose coming had been foretold in the Old Testament.

That is a day whose coming cannot yet be foreseen.

One excellent idea whose time has come is to implement a countercyclical fiscal fund.

Never has the power of an idea whose time has come been demonstrated more dramatically than in America's rapid shift toward approval of same-sex marriage.

And so one mystery opens like an estuary onto a greater one, whose solution, if it comes, is sure to lead only to more questions.

"You can see and feel and sense the presence of everyone whose come here to be creative before you," Kelley says.

That used to be a raucous music hall owned by a Tammany lackey called Alderman Fleck, whose come-hither dancers were known for their capacious thirsts.

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