Sentences with phrase «willingly sacrificing for»

I am so excited about having my own space after so many years of willingly sacrificing for the sake of my children!

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«What», he asks, «will be the political mandate that will convince humankind willingly and joyfully to sacrifice its impetuous need for consumption and its limitless demands for unquenchable productivity in order to rediscover the communion of life within the community of persons?»

There seems to be precious few who willingly sacrifice the appeal of marriage and family for the sake of serving Christ.

He died a criminal's death because He went there willingly, as a sacrifice for the sins of the whole world, to take our sins upon Himself and bear them into death.

Jesus went willingly to the cross, not because a blood sacrifice was necessary to pay the penalty for sin, but because going to the cross unmasked the scapegoat mechanism, revealed the violence inherent within the heart of men, exposed the myth of redemptive violence, and brought an end to the war that men had waged on God for centuries.

The mature Christian willingly sacrifices their preferences for others.

We willingly made the very sacrifices that so many feminists fought to free us from and condemned Barbara Bush for.

In our conception of that dream, in the strength of our conviction of the new world it can create, and in our willingness to make all sacrifices willingly and without reservation for the democratic ideal lie not only our hope of total victory but our only hope of personal satisfaction and happiness during this era....

I am willingly sacrificing, for your benefit, thus communicating that you are loved.

But the Hoosiers have to rebuild up front, and while having a good line is important for any defense, it's particularly important for a defense that willingly sacrifices size (extra linebacker) for speed (extra DB) in the back.

I will willingly sacrifice the retainment of our duracell bunny for the eviction of Mr potato head!.

Parenthood is, very simply, a beautiful sacrifice that mothers and fathers willingly and lovingly live for their children, day after day, night after night, as a reflection of the sacrifice Jesus made for his children on the Cross.

And in order for the larger national interest, such persons or communities have had to make sacrifices willingly or by coercion.

Whatever is necessary to be done to preserve it and ensure its effectiveness in order for it to attain and achieve its full potential must be done; and where that calls for our individual sacrifice, we must willingly offer it.

In other words, when the Assembly is blasted for a late budget or political gridlock, and Silver willingly takes the hits from the public, he's in a sense sacrificing his own public image and protecting his members, who escape such attacks.

And where that calls for our individual sacrifice we must willingly offer it.

Sacrificing location for charming architectural detail isn't something most twenty - somethings willingly consider when apartment hunting.

It is sometimes intellectually difficult to imagine crowds and throngs of people praying for rain and sacrificing virgins to angry gods, but how willingly politicos and pundits prostrate themselves before the Shamans of the Gates Foundation, The Broad, the Waltons.

As is the case with many supercars, modern comfort and convenience features are willingly sacrificed in exchange for an absolute sense of enjoyment when driving the 2018 Alfa Romeo 4C.

For instance, they regretfully but willingly sacrifice their pet's life rather than elect amputation of a limb.

While we willingly sacrificed so much to move here, six years later we are now really longing to be able to get together for spontaneous family dinners on a weeknight, impromptu projects around the house, and to be able to head off on a moment's notice for shopping and coffee on a Saturday afternoon.