Sentences with phrase «to requite»

This fact raises the question of the future as a time for final retribution, requiting of evil, and dispensing of rewards and punishments.

First, just punishment is not something which might or might not requite evil; requital is simply what it is.

We saw earlier that, although human punishment does not bear the full burden of requiting good and evil, it must hold up requital as an ideal; it must point beyond itself, to that perfect justice of which it is merely a token.

Romance, Amer - indie style: nothing gets close to Hong's barb than perhaps the Duplass brothers» Cyrus, in which a schlub's implausibly requited love by a single mother is undermined, nay utterly thwarted, by the schemings of her 21 - year - old son Cyrus, an oversized manchild with a keyboard fetish and a considerable gift for co-dependent-some-more behavior.

I must say, this was quite a lengthy process and did requite a bit of patience when done by hand.

Even so, says West, «the findings do suggest that providing more transparency about current education spending — a step requited by the new Every Student Succeeds Act — may make it more challenging for school districts to gain greater public support.»

Louise Ritter's longstanding love for the high jump was finally requited in Seoul, where she won Olympic gold

Romilda (Shaffer) is intent to use this on Harry (Radcliffe, Goblet of Fire), who in turn has feelings for Ron's (Grint, Chamber of Secrets) sister Ginny (Wright, Prisoner of Azkaban), who also has a thing for Dean Thomas (Enoch, Sorceror's Stone), while Ron's advances toward Hermione (Watson, Tale of Despereaux) would be requited if not for the whirlwind crush that manifests itself in Lavender (Cave), who won't take no for an answer.

First, evolution requites hereditary material capable of change and the ability to harness energy of some kind, in other words life has to happen before it can evolve.

They will be requited what they do» (Surah VII, 80).

Requiting wrong just because it is wrong will make no sense to him because he does not believe in intrinsic wrong; if someone chides him, «Never do evil that good may result,» he is confused, because what results is the only measure of evil that he has.

Third, just punishment requires no warrant beyond requiting evil, for the restoration of justice is good in itself.

(16) This day is each soul requited that which it hath earned; no wrong (is done) this day.

In another passage he protests against the objection of natural feeling: «But anger is refreshing — it is a satisfaction to requite injury!»

the same requited coconut.

Bikes and scooters that requite balance teach children new skills and self confidence.

He also responded to critics of his government size saying that the task of turning around Ghana's fortunes requited a large government to rise up to the many challenges.

Another huge perk with the ear cuff trend is that some variations don't even requite a real piercing!

Englehart charted a course for the Silver Surfer that crisscrossed the Marvel Universe with abandon, going straight through the Kree - Skrull War to black holes and even Surfer's long - requited homeworld of Zenn - La.

It's the sort of companionship just about anyone can relate to from their adolescence, over-analyzing every interaction to probe for shifting meaning, careening back and forth from requited to unrequited love and lust.

My observation about the need for a semantic shift, probably one of the biggest shifts requited, reflects how acceptable use policies are interpreted by students.

The source of her greatest anguish, however, is her intense love for her drama teacher, Ms. Archer, an affection only briefly requited before the teacher leaves without explanation.

For LCDs that will requite Quantum Dots...

We specialise in disputes that requite urgent court action such as injunctions, freezing orders and search and seizure orders.

Walker v Innospec [2016] ICR 182 Whether the Framework Directive requites equal payment of survivors» pensions accrued before it came into force.

In simple words, CTC can be defined as a company's spending on requiting and sustaining a service of an employee.

The Cost to Company (CTC)- Cost to company commonly known as CTC is that amount which is decided by the company while requiting an employee.

It is indeed worthy of honor to requite good with good; but not injustice with injustice.

The movie begins with a going - away party for Rob (Michael Stahl - David), whose only string untied is his briefly - requited love for friend Beth (Odette Yustman)-- who is, of course, currently on the arm of a Joe Jackson lament.

They do requite a little more assembly but that truly has meant just a little more time.

In California, the driver and passenger of a motorcycle are requited by law (California Vehicle Code Section 27803) to wear helmets.

One patient, who had been unable to spend much time at her in - laws house because of severe cat allergies, was able to enjoy an entire winter holiday with her husband's family at his parents» home for the first time ever, and didn't requite a single dose of medication.

He will requite those who commit evil for their works, and will reward the righteous for their righteousness.

G - d will requite your arrogance much sooner than you think.

If he still stands his ground and says I refuse to take her, his brother's widow must go up to him in the presence of the elders, pull his sandal off his foot, spit in his face, and declare, «Thus we requite the man who will not build up his brother's family.

For according to the worth of a man he will requite him, and according to his ways he will make it befall him.

Building on the Platonic understanding of hell as the place where unpunished violations of justice are requited, Schall argues it is the consequence of our free will («the other side of human dignity») and of the significance of human action, opening up trains of thought in the direction of the immortality of the soul and the resurrection of the body - and finding this all pleasurable, «even amusing» (p. 121) in terms of logic and reason.

The sustenance has come from the belief that ultimately there is a God in control who will vindicate the innocent and requite the guilty, who will redress the wrongs and punish wrongdoers, who will restore justice and wipe away every tear.

Are they requited only for what they committed?

25 Jehu said to Bidkar his aide, «Take him up, and cast him on the plot of ground belonging to Naboth the Jezreelite; for remember when you and I rode side by side behind Ahab his father, how the Lord uttered this oracle against him: 26 «As surely as I saw yesterday the blood of Naboth and the blood of his sons — says the Lord — I will requite you on this plot of ground.»

I'm sorry, but desirability is NOT a requite of reality.

So fundamental is the duty of public authority to requite good and evil in deeds that natural law philosophers consider it the paramount function of the state, and the New Testament declares that the role is delegated to magistrates by God Himself....