While the Sex Pistols snarled and the Clash sermonized, Buzzcocks sang about love.
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Last, we were shepherded to a midtown neighborhood, where Ford's head of digital content sermonized on the in-car experience for AV passengers.
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After all, this is a senator who for years has sermonized against what he says is the corrupting influence of money in politics.
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Press remembers harboring a distrust of authority at an early age, when his parish priest sermonized about how Catholics shouldn't socialize with anyone except other Catholics.
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"Consider the thousands of unarmed men, women and children killed by the army while he sermonized about morality, and he is a monster," wrote David Stoll, a professor of anthropology at Middlebury College in Vermont.
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The two men who sermonized at the embassy dedication are rich and famous and thoroughly odious, and yet, they might be the only Christian figures in America more familiar to Israelis than to American Jews.
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From his Ministry of Christ Church, outside Yosemite National Park, where he sermonized in front of a giant Confederate flag, Gale produced a newsletter, " IDENTITY ," its name reflecting his ideology and his fondness for unnecessary capitalization.
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Sitting at his dining-room table, surrounded by a formidable art collection (Keith Haring, Willem de Kooning, William Eggleston, the Chinese pop artist Wang Guangyi) and ignoring a fresh cappuccino brought by a housekeeper, he sermonized about the value of performing.
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In contrast, again, as in the case of Jimmy Carter who sermonized constantly on what he would never do, Barack "no drama" Obama seemed to think his predictability and mellifluousness would win empathy and respect (rather than confirmation of frailty) from world leaders — the vast majority of whom came to power through thuggery rather than free elections.
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His sacrifice was first sermonized by Baba Banda Singh Bahadur.
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All five pastors participated therein. The Rev. Murray sermonized once again at noon, and the Rev. Hofmeyr returning in the evening.
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The Golden Gate Jubilee Quartet spoke (or sermonized) the lyrics of the song against a rhythm of back-up vocals. It was a moderate hit in 1943. It has since appeared on several compilation records, including Gospel Greats: 60 Legendary Performances (The Soho Collection, 2005).
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Pauw's widow and prominent pastors and city council members. He sermonized for the occasion on Joshua 24:27: "Joshua said to all the people, 'See, this stone shall be a witness against us." After the sermon, the Rev. Louw offered £60 to pay for the stone.
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Thomas Cole is regarded as the founder of the Hudson River School, an American art movement that flourished in the mid-19th century and was concerned with the realistic and detailed portrayal of nature but with a strong influence from Romanticism.Encyclopædia Britannica Retrieved December 15, 2010 This group of American landscape painters worked between about 1825 and 1870 and shared a sense of national pride as well as an interest in celebrating the unique natural beauty found in the United States. The wild, untamed nature found in America was viewed as its special character; Europe had ancient ruins, but America had the uncharted wilderness. As Cole's friend William Cullen Bryant sermonized in verse, so Cole sermonized in paint.
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Rose Marie Beebe, Robert M. Senkewicz, Junípero Serra: California, Indians, and the Transformation of a Missionary, University of Oklahoma Press, 2015, Google Books Serra involved Pames parishioners in the ritual reenactment of Jesus' forced death march. Erecting 14 stations, Serra led the procession himself, carrying an extremely heavy cross. At each station, the procession paused for a prayer, and at the end Serra sermonized on the sufferings and death of Jesus. On Holy Thursday, 12 Pames elders reenacted the roles of the apostles.
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Initially, Vedder wanted to become a teacher, but his mother influenced him to become a missionary. When he was five, his mother told him something that shaped the rest of his life. She told him of the church in Gütersloh, where the missionary Carl Hugo Hahn sermonized at length on his missionary adventures in South West Africa, including his 15-year-long struggles that culminated in the baptism of the first Herero Christian, his maid Johanna Gertze, on July 25, 1858. He brought Joanna with him to Germany, both out of fear of leaving her among the unconverted and for help translating books into the Herero language.
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The gold rush brought people from all over the world to the area. As far as can be determined, the Rev. Stephanus Jacobus du Toit, the Superintendent of Education of the ZAR, led the first NGK service in Johannesburg. At the open-air service, held on a Sunday in mid-1886 in the shadow of a willow near where the later Langlaagte Reformed Church and Abraham Kriel Orphanage would later stand, Rev. Du Toit sermonized on Genesis 2:12, “and the gold of that land is good.” The NGK contingent among the new settlers of the Rand largely settled in the western portion of what is now downtown, in what was then known as the “Dip.” This included the poorer neighborhoods of Langlaagte, Fordsburg, and Vrededorp, the only portions of the area then that were majority-Afrikaner. The wealthier northern (Parktown, Houghton) and northeastern (Observatory, Orange Grove) neighborhoods were almost exclusively English.
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The gold rush brought people from all over the world to the area. As far as can be determined, the Rev. Stephanus Jacobus du Toit, the Superintendent of Education of the ZAR, led the first NGK service in Johannesburg. At the open-air service, held on a Sunday in mid-1886 in the shadow of a willow near where the later Langlaagte Reformed Church and Abraham Kriel Orphanage would later stand, Rev. Du Toit sermonized on Genesis 2:12, “and the gold of that land is good.” The NGK contingent among the new settlers of the Rand largely settled in the western portion of what is now downtown, in what was then known as the “Dip.” This included the poorer neighborhoods of Langlaagte, Fordsburg, and Vrededorp, the only portions of the area then that were majority-Afrikaner. The wealthier northern (Parktown, Houghton) and northeastern (Observatory, Orange Grove) neighborhoods were almost exclusively English.
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