Sentences with phrase «merely expressing every thought»

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It would seem that Ezekiel was in this, as in so much of his prophetic teaching, directly indebted to his older contemporary, his own contribution being merely that of expressing the idea in a form that seized upon general thought.

If the Political Responsibility statement is in fact merely a recapitulation of Catholic social thought, then where is the emphasis on subsidiarity, that «fundamental principle of social philosophy» (Quadraesimo Anno), which expresses the Church's (not the Republicans») own sense of the inadequacy of state interventions?

«I think we delight to praise what we enjoy because the praise not merely expresses but completes the enjoyment; it is its appointed consummation... Fully to enjoy is to glorify.

If one will look a little more closely, I have not much doubt that in the whole world one will not find a single analogy (except a later instance which proves nothing), if it stands fast that Abraham is the representative of faith, and that faith is normally expressed in him whose life is not merely the most paradoxical that can be thought but so paradoxical that it can not be thought at all.

Thinking about the impact of arriving in the UK with nothing, probably in a fragile state of health, mentally and physically, not being allowed to work, and living on sums which I am told are some 60 % below the poverty line, I decided that merely expressing concern was inadequate.

In case you thought that the four - door four - seater Bugatti Royale was merely a speculation, these images from Auto Express confirming its existance will prove you wrong.

I think you may be overestimating the value that people derive from communicating their opinion, and underestimating the value they derive from merely expressing it.