Sentences with phrase «desperate places of the world»

Why does the church keep pouring out its little cup of water into the West Bank, Sudan and other desperate places of the world where hope has run dry?

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He knew that the world He made was in a desperate place of devastation, endless tragedy and wanton violence, in which death was the only certainty.

I realize that when I move from ministry site to seminary, I move from a desperate place to a place professing to care, but which has created a world of work — books, papers and presentations — which does not allow it to connect in any meaningful way with that other world.

And he called it thus not only when beauty and hope helped him to overcome the incomprehensibility of existence in this world, but also when he met the darkness of death and the cup in which was distilled all the guilt, vanity - and emptiness of this world was placed at his lips and he could only repeat the desperate words of the Psalmist: «My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me!»

According to Marca, both players could now consider a move elsewhere as they harbour ambitions of playing regular football, with Deulofeu in particular desperate to secure his place in the Spain squad for the World Cup in Russia next summer.

With the help of her close friends Henry (Hamish Linklater) and Alice (Zoe Lister - Jones), Lola embarks on a series of desperate encounters in an attempt to find her place in the world as a single woman approaching 30.

After long years of exhausting wanderings in deserted world, spent in searching for the peaceful place untouched by the decay, our desperate hero and his group are convinced that it doesn \» t exist.

Furthermore, he set the tone for reading Giacometti's art as an agonized meditation on the artist's struggle to give form to fleeting perceptions and as the desperate efforts of the isolated if not alienated individual struggling to make a place for himself or herself in an indifferent if not hostile world.

Working in a process of constant search is a central element in Tyson's work: «When I was a child I had a desperate need to understand my place in the world, I laid in bed thinking of infinity.»

Given the desperate state of today's world — more violent and filled with hatred, pain and suffering than any time in history — there is simply no place for this stuff.

They are in a desperate rush to build support for a Paris treaty that will lock into place «global governance» and «complete transformation of the economic structure of the world.»