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13 In 1940 cellophane polled as the third most beautiful word in the English language, behind mother and memory.

The most beautiful word in the Gospel of Jesus Christ is «whosoever.»

«Neither do I condemn thee»: Francis calls our attention to these beautiful words in the Gospel of John.

A beauty post about the how's and why's of highlighting, a quote about the two most beautiful words in the English language, a tips «n trips about Utrecht and an outfit of the week with my beautiful silk long skirt.

Smile is the most beautiful words in the world.

Summer afternoon — summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language.

I then heard the most beautiful words in the world.

Beautiful words in a beautiful room soon to be filled with love.

«Summer afternoon ~ Summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language.»

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In other words — if your web forms aren't beautiful to look at and easy to fill out on mobile screens, they're pretty much guaranteed to bleed leads.

When she saw some mechanical looms that used punched cards to direct the weaving of beautiful patterns, it reminded her of how Babbage's engine used punched cards to make calculations, and she developed the historic insight that a calculator could be instructed to handle not just numbers but anything that could be notated in logical symbols, such as music or words or graphics or textile patterns.

He teaches his clients to achieve what he calls a «beautiful state» — in other words, a perennially peaceful mood.

«How wonderful would it be if solidarity, this beautiful and, at times, inconvenient word, were not simply reduced to social work, and became, instead, the default attitude in political, economic and scientific choices, as well as in the relationships among individuals, peoples and countries.

To me, the words of this beautiful song captures the role that our children play in our lives and in our hearts.

I feel very happy to write this email to you that day after day you give very nice advice to those who have signed up with you, without anything in return in monetary terms, especially since I / we never expected such beautiful advices from a stock analyst / stranger and always try to find out the intent behind nice words.

Sometimes there are whole threads devoted to beautiful and powerful swear words used in delicious ways.

Thus Evangelical Catholicism's approach to church architecture, decoration, music, vesture, and all the other tangibles of the Church's liturgical life proceeds from the question, «Is this beautiful in such a way that it helps disclose the living God in Word and Sacrament?»

Since the days it was written, every time Five Iron plays it, an entourage of vocals accompanies the words, «In the soundless awe and wonder / Words fall short to hope again / How beautiful, how vast your love is / New forever, world without an end.&rwords, «In the soundless awe and wonder / Words fall short to hope again / How beautiful, how vast your love is / New forever, world without an end.&rWords fall short to hope again / How beautiful, how vast your love is / New forever, world without an end.»

Yet this is no Review Show panelist; in among the beautiful words are barbs of vulgarity stories of his many sexual conquests, and a fairly heavy dose of obscenity.

Her words are emblematic of so many of the posts in the synchroblog, sure, but it's also beautifully written, wise, wry, deep, beautiful, and honest about the mess and uncertainty that often accompanies our shifts.

At about 11 a.m. this coming Sunday, in one of England's most beautiful medieval cathedrals, Peter, Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells, will lay his hands on my head and pronounce these words:

What I love most about the Word series is that it manages to capture some of the most beautiful, compelling, bizarre, troubling, violent, and redemptive images from the Bible in a way that, as we talked about on Monday, honors the Bible for what it is, not simply what we want it to be.

I don't know how to explain this, and please forgive me if it makes sense only to me: I feel like a woman whose dignity is being restored word by word by word in this beautiful series.

Reinforcing the fact that this book is historical fiction and not a precise biography, my friend Dalia Mogahed (executive director of the Center for Muslim Studies at Gallup and member of President Barack Obama's Advisory Council on Faith - Based and Neighborhood Partnerships) rightfully noted in her review that this «is not a book recounting Muhammad's life, but a beautiful story inspired by it... There was editorial license and creativity, and while many of the words and events have been recorded in authentic sources, many have not...»

Psalm 139 expresses this conviction in beautiful words:

I can give you the short answer as to why Catholic Churches were so beautiful in earlier centuries; in the words of Isaiah, «I have loved, O Lord, the beauty of thy house and the place where thy glory dwelleth.»

I accept that a God that can create this beautiful universe can also inspire His word to be implanted in the minds of men and to be recorded for the benefit of all.

The first is the beautiful prologue in John 1: 1 - 14, in which Jesus is presented as the incarnate Logos, «the Word made flesh» to dwell among us in undying light, «full of grace and truth.»

I must point out that the great appeal of secular music is its ability to reach into the heart of the listener, expressing feelings that they can relate to, in words that are beautiful and memorable; the truly great songwriters write songs that make people WANT to sing along.

With our phones always in front of us, we can fall into viewing the Word of God as something to fit into a tweet or lay over a beautiful mountain landscape on Instagram.

Keep growing as your nation tweaks the message it tries to profess and one day you may realize that Jesus is what binds all creation in a beautiful tapestry pleasing to the Father of which words could not fully express

Therefore, to the old man's words that «all has its time,» the wise Solomon adds, «God made all things beautiful in his time; also he hath set eternity within man's heart» (Ecclesiastes 3: 11).

In other words, those of us who believe that love wins must be careful of turning that beautiful sentiment into a war cry.

Drawing on the beautiful words of Blessed John Paul II in Evangelium Vitae paragraph 99, the mothers are encouraged to have hope that their children are with Jesus and to trust that he is taking care of them.

In other words, Jesus loves broken failures and makes them attractive and beautiful in God's sighIn other words, Jesus loves broken failures and makes them attractive and beautiful in God's sighin God's sight.

It was a beautiful, intimate evening with the Cardinal in which he exhorted us in the words Novo Millennio Ineunte to «put out into the deep», and it was one which we came to cherish all the more since he died only a few short months later.

He uses a beautiful style whereby he directs his words directly to Gianna, speaking to her in a familiar way about her virtues as he observed them in their life together.

And a chapter is dedicated to the beautiful words of Blessed John Paul II when he addresses suffering women in Evangelium Vitae.

An idle, aging king in the heady, evening air of a Jerusalem springtime; the beautiful Bathsheba and her incorruptible husband Uriah; the king's prompt, efficient, confident steps to cover the results of his lustful intoxication; Uriah's integrity as soldier and his unwitting and ultimately fatal frustration of David's self - protective scheme merely by the virtue of his extreme loyalty to his compatriots still in the field; David's unhesitating but premeditated resort to murder; the complicity of Joab, always intensely, blindly loyal to David; and continuing this picture of the king's total moral collapse in steps of progressive deterioration, David's calloused words of reassurance to Joab, «Do not let this matter trouble you...»; and at last the consummation of the whole sorry episode when Bathsheba is added to David's harem and another son added to his progeny.

When Glennon mentioned this «brutiful» (her word to say beautiful + brutal) idea of the Sacred Scared series, in theory, I was totally on board.

For example, the Islamic world accepted from the outset that the words of the Qur» an, expressed in beautiful Arabic poetry, could not have been composed by Muhammad, but must have originated with Allah and been transmitted to Muhammad by way of divine revelation.

Beautiful in its simplicity: the word «Holy» sung three times just as in the Hebrew setting, but in this instance and in the context of the Eucharist its significance is even more poignant.

In short, even his free verse is disciplined; he wastes no words, and the words he chooses are appropriate and beautiful, contributing sound to sense.

People are influenced by the oddest things, too: one passionately anti-Catholic ex-Catholic started the journey back home when some one finally explained to him what the words of the Salve Regina meant: he had sung it regularly at his Catholic school in the 1980s but never had it translated and assumed it was just a weird and beautiful chant with no real meaning.

So this Lent, I'm carrying you, my broken and beautiful family, in my heart, this is the fast I've chosen, I feel you thumping along with me here and I want some flesh on my words, I want righteousness to pave the way.

The most beautiful part of this life in Christ to me, is the wonder of restoration and redemption, the words «God with us» in my real - walking - around - life.

Of course I also spend time taking pictures of the beautiful world, spending time with my wife, reading books or magazines, playing video games, enjoying a great meal, engaging in citizen scientist projects, spending time in thought or contemplation about the universe or our planet, or in other words generally loving and enjoying life!

Hope, in St. Augustine's resonant words, «has two beautiful daughters: their names are anger and courage.

Preoccupied with debates, we miss those three beautiful words: «In love, he.»

For millions of us earthlings, the pictures of earth from thousands of miles in space give a fresh perspective on our human situation, Archibald MacLeish described it in these beautiful and now - familiar words: