Sentences with phrase «concluding words»

Even the customary concluding words of the surgical consultation, «Will follow,» were absent.

This may remind us of Jack Burden's concluding words in All the King's Men: «Soon now we shall go out of the house and go into the convulsion of the world, out of history into history and the awful responsibility of Time.»

But those two little concluding words — to them — are precisely the problem.

It includes chapters on the authority of the ecumenical councils and on prayers of interiority in the East (including the Jesus prayer), but there is also a prescient discussion of Christianity and nationalism in the Balkans, an essay on Nikos Kazantzakis, and some good concluding words on theological convergences of East and West.

Caroline Walker Bynum's concluding words in her splendid book, Resurrection of the Body, are worth citing: «For however absurd [the resurrection of the body] seems... it is a concept of sublime courage and optimism.

In the 2006 journal article, I studied the New Testament usage of the word «gospel» and ended up concluding that

So the irony of «the statement»» with its concluding words, «the dead are now avenged.

The concluding words of The Great Dictator are as revealing as anything of the real Charlie and his comic brotherhood.

We offer this statement on the > communio sanctorum in the spirit of the concluding words of our first statement in 1994: «This is a time of opportunity» and, if of opportunity then of responsibility» for Evangelicals and Catholics to be Christians together in a way that helps prepare the world for the coming of Him to whom belongs the kingdom, the power, and the glory forever.

Here are some of Brian's concluding words to our president:

pp 121 - 122), and then reinforces this idea in some of the concluding words of the book where he writes that God «may have temporarily used limited violence to advance his nonviolence agenda, but his use of such violence was always good and just» (p. 230).

Having stated what I believe can be said with some assurance about the future of the individual beyond death, I turn now to the main theme of this book for some concluding words.

Abraham Lincoln eventually fulfilled Adams» prophecy, the concluding words of which Howe quotes: «The Union would then be reorganized on the fundamental principle of emancipation.

My concluding words in my post-cup final post (or drink) last season as I turned for home.

In its concluding word to parents and students, Risk added a further, vitally necessary dimension: «Finally,» Risk encouraged parents to «help your children understand that excellence in education can not be achieved without intellectual and moral integrity coupled with hard work and commitment.

His concluding words, although shaped by his sense that race was at the core of the phenomena he had discerned, still ring through the decades.

In his concluding words, Ballard writes:

The majority held that this interpretation followed from the concluding words of clause 1 of the Lease.