Sentences with word «disturber»

Science, they might say, is a great disturber of pretence and guise, it shouts scorn and cocks a snook at the humbug and the moral cant that we see around us, and inside us, and it says to us: reality is this way, over here, in this direction.

Art as disturber Art as teacher Art as entertainer beautiful images bringing out spatial illusion very interesting

And if we ask how these changes came about, the most accurate simple answer is that the peoples of Asia and Africa came into contact with that great disturber, Jesus.

After a brief and half - hearted effort to ascertain the truth of the charges against him, Pilate ordered him to be scourged and crucified — one more disturber of the peace of this rebellious people thus put out of the way.

If I may step into the role of shit - disturber for a moment, though, again, I wonder, Sabio, since you went to Wheaton, not that I know much about it, that you come along with such stuff misinterpreting Jesus the way you just did?

Religious liberals need Stanley Hauerwas, a perpetual disturber of their peace.

This theology, once the prophetic disturber of peace, has now become the establishment, and under attack has turned querulous and defensive.

Shit Disturber eh?

why were you the s ** t disturber?

There was a new and even more inescapable disturber of his peace: the boisterous Clay.

Besides these, also check for hidden disturbers like too much or too little light, too much noises or too silent.

Importantly, the normal physical development of our babies through teenage years (and especially for preteens and teens at this vulnerable age), depends on making extra efforts to eat natural and keep the environmental toxins and endocrine disturbers away from their body.

And he has become an inveterate disturber of the intellectual peace who has shown us with crystal clarity that any effort to fathom the human condition, absent an understanding of our place in nature, is doomed.

You know, Deadpool is a little bit of a s *** disturber.

Promenading through Munich in this rolling disturber of the peace makes you wish for large dark glasses and a broad - rimmed black Stetson.

I'm a twice published author with two books now under P.C. Publishers who have put on some major retailers, Amazon, Waterstones, Barnes and Noble, E Books and they will provide a free ISBN number, plus paperback copy of book that they will send to big disturbers.

I'm sick of some of the narrow minded, «S» disturbers on this blog.

Yeh, sure, identify myself, when I live in the same city as a Neanderthal gun nut whose idea of winning the minds of people who think that he is a mindless $ hit disturber is «attack, attack, attack.»

We must recognize that it was as disturber and not as savior in some other sense that Jesus played his dominant role in the nineteenth century.

Having regained our composure, we despise the disturber of our self - respect.

Under the general caption of prayer and peace of mind, disturbers of the peace in the form of frustration, fear, loneliness, grief, and guilt are canvassed.

Jesus as companion and helper on our upward journey replaced Jesus the disturber.

Jesus the disturber is our friend.

We find ourselves again in confrontation with Jesus the disturber, who will not let us rest even in our best responses to him.

The upside - downness of the world into which we are thrown by Jesus the disturber turns out also to reverse our misery as well.

A radical contradictory shit - disturber, a truth - teller to power and a tender father heart, a broken and humble servant, all Paul.

Whenever the early Christians entered a town the power structure got disturbed and immediately sought to convict them for being «disturbers of the peace» and «outside agitators.»

Even in the 20th century, the idea persisted: «The death sentence is a necessary and efficacious means for the Church to attain its end when rebels act against it and disturbers of the ecclesiastical unity, especially obstinate heretics and heresiarchs...» — Pope Leo XIII

I was afraid that he might be disappointed in me because I have a history of being a shit - disturber and rocking the boat, perpetually self - sabotaging my own success.

«He's what you'd call a disturber,» says Milt Schmidt.

Several days later, they jointly declared that by reappearing in France, Napoléon had proved himself «an enemy and disturber of the peace of the world,» and that together, «the sovereigns of Europe would be ready to give the King of France and the French nation the assistance necessary to restore peace.»

In his 1864 book Man and Nature (original title: Man the Disturber of Nature's Harmonies), George Perkins Marsh catalogued numerous examples of changing climate conditions on losing forests and wrote, «When the forest is gone, the great reservoir of moisture stored up in its vegetable mold [humus] is evaporated, and returns only in deluges of rain to wash away the parched dust into which that mold has been converted.

However, I'm glad they didn't split the story equally between her company and the group of «disturbers».

She's even employed in the picture as a punitive, apolitical, unapologetic champion of order who limits her victims to drug - dealers and gangsters, those disturbers of civilization.

The Royal Architectural Association of Canada is a voluntary organization that has not usually been considered a disturber of the status quo.

Everyone is free to wear whatever clothing or adornment of his sex seems right to him, on pain of being considered and treated as a suspect and prosecuted as a disturber of public peace.»

Jordan Furlong is a partner at Edge International, a consultancy for law firms and legal enterprises, and is somewhat of a disturber of the status quo who contends it is time articling through law firms be re-thought.