Sentences with phrase «whole fabric»

Church spires across the country point out a nation whose whole fabric of life is interwoven with Christianity.

«It would mean unpicking the whole fabric of British life.»

The whole fabric of poor black communities is undermined by unjust criminal justice practices.

Christian hope for human society is based on the fact of God's creative and redemptive working which is woven through the whole fabric of life.

«The 10 kingdoms, covering the regions formerly ruled by Rome, will constitute, therefore, the form in which the fourth or Roman empire will exist when the whole fabric of Gentile world - domination is smitten by the «stone cut out without hands» = Christ.»

I have a problem with church leadership at the moment because I have sensed the control subtly woven through the whole fabric of the supposedly well meaning activity.

Compartmentalizing attempts to lock up some behavior and cut it off from the whole fabric of belief.

The whole fabric of the social and cultural life of a person or congregation contributes to the understanding brought to the sermon and is involved in the meaning of salvation which the sermon brings.

The fact that Jesus is the one redeeming Mediator between heaven and earth does not override the mutual belonging, influence and intercession of human beings upon each other: it is this whole fabric of humanity that he redeems and brings back to the Father by his perfect mediation between heaven and earth.

The cross pattern is woven into the whole fabric of our world.

And consistency is a small sacrifice if it avoid fresh rents, if it speed a whole fabric» (February 26, 1958).

Take the line «The whole fabric of the club will fall apart when Wenger finally walks out that door (or more likely carried off on a stretcher).

The whole fabric of the club will fall apart when Wenger finally walks out that door (or more likely carried off on a stretcher).

Whoppitty - do, the whole fabric of the universe has fallen apart!

Popcorn can be worked in garter stitch or stockinette stitch, and the textured knots can be spread out however you like, whether evenly scattered over the whole fabric, used as stripes or worked randomly through a piece of knitting.

When Baby Boomer women had more sex than any generation in the past, it was a feminist revolution, changing the whole fabric of society.

The loving help and support of the father enables the mother to focus on mothering so that together the parents develop close relationships which strengthen the family and thus the whole fabric of society.

The loving help and support of the father enable the mother to focus on the new baby so that together the parents develop a close relationship which strengthens the family and thus the whole fabric of society.

saves you from having to wash the whole fabric etc..

I solved this problem by placing a small blanket on top of the fabric area so I could wash it instead of washing the whole fabric area.

The reason why lying in court is considered so serious is everybody knows that the whole fabric of the law depends on it.

Well the whole fabric of democracy also depends on a respect for telling the truth.

In that moment of the accident, the whole fabric of my life was shredded to pieces.

There is a deep - lying struggle in the whole fabric of society; a boundless collision of the New with the Old.

She viewed the whole fabric of our region as one piece and understood that like the delicate ecosystem of our river, the Hudson Valley's treasures are inextricably intertwined.

The whole fabric of our society is undermined by the behaviors of these severely disturbed individuals.

Use the registration marks on the stencil to line up more designs until the whole fabric is full of patterns.