Sentences with phrase «is another unforgivable act»

I guess going to Fox News is another unforgivable act in Stephen Prothero's eyes.

It is a unforgivable act of selfishness that damages to many in this world today!!

Not exact matches

SEOUL (Reuters)- North Korea said on Saturday U.S. missile strikes against a Syrian airfield on Friday were «an unforgivable act of aggression» that showed its decision to develop nuclear weapons was «the right choice a million times over.»

But tragic is he who lives beneath the weight of some unforgivable act, living without consciousness of the damage of his sin.

In other words, if you know an act is of God without doubt or question, and you say it is an act of the Devil or an evil act, then you will be unforgivable.

Just my humble opinion but it seems like if just one of these suicide acts was for love of others then it can't also be an unforgivable sin otherwise it's a major contradiction.

It is an expression of sin in the sense that the partners have failed to attain the ideal, but it is not an unforgivable act.

«It would be an unforgivable, ruthless act to force Isa to repeat such an agonising ordeal.

We have a responsibility to represent our citizens, and not to take the challenge and act accordingly would be an unforgivable error.»

This film is everything you'd dread seeing in celluloid / digital form - badly written, not well acted, not particularly well shot, and unimaginative - these last two totally unforgivable given the film's supposed to be set in Hawaii.

The day before, I had called for the elimination of assigned schools in favor of universal choice — a nearly unforgivable act as far as many suburban parents are concerned.

And soon, cracks were appearing in their complex relationship... until one unforgivable act leads to another and a partnership begins to unravel.

But in his grieving mind, breaking away from those memories would be the same as abandoning Elyse — an unforgivable act of betrayal he could never live with.

What is unforgivable is the way national scientific institutions, who should act as guardians of the scientific method, and of public trust in science, have gone along with it.

Responsibility, professionalism and duty of care have all been abandoned in this unforgivable act.