Sentences with phrase «common bane»

Between the soap suds and abrupt jets of water, bathtime is a common bane for many pooches (and their paw - rents).

This is a common bane among those who spend the most part of their day seated either at home or the workplace.

Community of the kind Christ desires can only occur with another when He is shared as more necessary than breath amidst all persons present, whether they be the person «giving» or the one receiving — Christ must not be fore - fitted to some other monstrous conceit that is paraded as «communion» and «fellowship» — the common bane of our religious activity.

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The very cardinal nature of our faith is paradoxical — «Semper simul peccartor et justus» — we are simultaneously justified and sinner (Luther)-- but that truth must be expelled or certainly hushed when the construction of checks and balances which morally fence us from the bane of «the world» (dangerous ideas) become the goal for the «common good».

According to him, reliance on the District Assembly Common Fund as a source of finance for their capital projects was the bane of the under - development of most Assemblies.

Ragweed pollen is the bane of many lives in the US, and climate change could help the plant become much more common in Europe by 2050

But it turns out one of the most common weeds, the bane of idyllic suburbia landscaping — the dandelion — is actually an herb that greatly assists the body's natural detoxification processes.

However, this simple to learn but difficult to master game probably has more in common with another frustratingly difficult game that was the bane of my childhood: the Rubik's Cube.