Sentences with phrase «crooked lines»

But God writes straight with crooked lines, and he used his most unworthy servant Martin to create in our public life a luminous moment of moral truth about what Gunnar Myrdal rightly called «the America dilemma,» racial justice.

Are individual rights based on societal righteousness within the parameters of cultural soundness for so being as the kindled crooked line drawn, distanced and so bellicosely thwarted by religious austerities so choosing?

Results: Crowded together on a titanium dioxide surface, carbon dioxide molecules relinquish their free - tumbling ways to form crooked lines and cling to molecules in nearby lines, according to scientists at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.

We grow from where we are, and if we pretend to be somewhere we are not and try to move forward, we are likely to travel in a very crooked line and become more confused than necessary.

All of the jagged edges and crooked lines add to the character of Max (that is what my boys have named him).

A few broader splotches of color above and a pair of crooked lines below set off the edge - to - edge texture.

God writes straight with crooked lines.

The issue, then, is deeper than a student's grade, a distinguished preacher's embarrassment, an undistinguished preacher's pretensions, or a homiletics professor's pedantry in drawing a crooked line of definition between plagiarism and legitimate borrowing.

Nonetheless, there is an expectation on the part of society that the law will speak from on high as well as in the people's midst, and that it will make straight what would otherwise remain twisted, crooked lines; it will establish order in the stead of anarchy and chaos; it will retain a semblance of purity amid vile motives and human deceits; it will speak with godlike authority and power in a godless age.

«Filipe Luis has suffered the crooked lines of football like few players before him.

Based on a crooked line, the constellation is supposed to represent a painter's easel, which some belief is a clue to Lacaille's lack of imagination in filling the southern skies with new constellations.

A crooked line at the back of your tongue can mean pressure or chronic fatigue in your lower back, on the middle of the tongue means pressure in the middle back, and at the front the cervical and neck region.

He always wanted to talk in this quiet of early morning, to speak something into the silence that assembled them into the crooked line of horsemen.

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Poor lighting, crooked lines, and awkward angles make listing photos look amateurish.

I don't even like to leave a crooked line behind the crown molding.

Forgive all the crooked lines, if I don't hold my camera just right, it looks like one of those optical illusion fun houses.