Sentences with phrase «idleness at»
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While some men may be tempted to do too much productive work at the expense of cultivation of their will and intellect, the larger temptation for most men is to idleness and vice at the expense of providing enough for themselves, let alone for «all the population.»
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The rule discouraged extreme asceticism, but enjoined a poverty which forbade personal possessions, commanded chastity and obedience, and included labor (for idleness was held to be an «enemy of the soul»), communal worship, private meditation, and the reading aloud of religious books at meals.
An inmate tied with a U.S. Chess Federation grandmaster at the first official tournament at New York City's Rikers Island Jail Complex, where the game is part of programming designed to educate and reduce idleness.
From at least medieval times onward, there's been a steady campaign against idleness, that instigator of evil.
Terence Rattigan's Love in Idleness is a reworking of his 1944 play Less Than Kind (never staged at the time, it was first produced just six years ago).
Idleness never always means not doing anything at all, for everybody does something each moment of time!
Fixed an issue where players could intermittently aim at guild raid boss monster Ferrids while it was disappearing due to idleness.
After more than ten years of creative idleness on the franchise, Tecmo finally announced to revive Ninja Gaiden at E3 2002.
This has been a week of such idleness, full of wistful looks at graph - papered boxes.
Curated by Lu Mingjun, «Extravagant Imagination, The Wonder of Idleness» at Xu Zhen's MadeIn Gallery in Shanghai brings together seven young Chinese artists who bridge the past and present.
Photographs of the exhibition «Victorian Romance: Sir Edward Coley Burne - Jones's «Pilgrim at the Gate of Idleness,»» December 15, 1996 - February 16, 1997, held at the Dallas Museum of Art.
It aims to trace a fine line at which a good quality becomes unpleasant, when, say, boldness turns into bumptiousness, and cautiousness into idleness.