Sentences with phrase «whose epicenters of»
Temptations towards people willingly wanting to shun any and all issues of religiosities are quaintly considered conversation pieces by the religiously devoted... God may well love the ungodly more then their godly gardened whose epicenters of rationalisms are their religiously constrained pitfalls for many religions have become divisional and are negatively subjugated thru their own indifferences leaving the heavenly gate wide open...
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Nine other eruptions clipped the heels of magnitude 7 to 7.9 quakes, whose epicenters were within 200 kilometers of the volcanoes.
And pushing Ohio to enact a Parent Trigger law similar to those in California, Connecticut and Texas would go a long way in helping parents overhaul the very schools whose failures are at the epicenter of decaying communities.
If you had to choose one artist who personified Abstract Expressionism — someone who put New York on the map as the epicenter of the art world in the post — World War II era, and whose passion literally exploded the restrained, modernist mind - set of abstract art in general — that artist would be Jackson Pollock.