Nixon, Reagan, the Bushes, McCain, Palin were not accidents but the inevitable result of enthroning clearly right-marginal voices as the leadership pickers. burritoboy Says: ❋ Unknown (2009)
This view actually helps to illustrate the value of the ciboria in emphasizing and enthroning the free-standing altar. ❋ Unknown (2009)
From hollows sculpted, at the side of my face, so I can heed, from them I hear an encompassing, restless wind born from the distant bellow of a wind-swept peak reflecting off frozen time and barrier encompassing behind me tranquil, winter and kingdom, enthroning this lord of storms. ❋ Megan Arkenberg (2010)
It is broadly significant for all that we do: enthroning in the world the word of God, the living word, Christ. ❋ Papabear (2008)
This website is dedicated to preserving the Holy Ground in Rome City, spreading the devotion, and enthroning a statue of Our Lady of America in the Basilica in D.C. ❋ Dymphna (2008)
This liturgical enthroning of the word of God each day during the Council was always for us a gesture of great importance: It told us who was the true Lord of that assembly; it told us that the word of God was on the throne and that we exercise our ministry to listen and to interpret, to offer to the others this word. ❋ Papabear (2008)
At long last, the Double Standard's longtime standard bearers have acquiesced, enthroning Sarah Palin as their Official ❋ Unknown (2008)
Very interesting that on the rebound some of the pro-AAGW scientists have adopted “consensus” in their defense, even enthroning it as some new kind of self-validating scientific principle. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Gothic romance anticipates cinema, rather, by enthroning the reverie-making capacity of the mind's eye as the dominant determinant in aesthetic consumption, a discursive act replicated by Wordsworth's elevation of disembodied vision. ❋ Unknown (2005)
The truth of it is that Iranians, like Americans, are patriots, and they resent the fact that, as they see it, the United States engineered, or helped engineer, the overthrow of a democratically elected government in 1953 and essentially imposed a king upon them by enthroning the Shah. ❋ Unknown (2004)
In so far as any of its early history is clear, it seems that the Stone was used at Iona, Dunadd, Dunstaffnage and Scone for enthroning a succession of Dalriadic and subsequent monarchs. ❋ Miss-k2 (2006)
We are a nation that could fight two mighty and populous fascist powers in World War II, and could confront the possibility of sudden nuclear annihilation during that "long twilight struggle" of the Cold War, without overthrowing our constitutional protections nor enthroning an unchecked power in the president nor legitimating torture. ❋ Unknown (2006)
In other words, by enthroning Man at the center of the universe, the Enlightenment, particularly in its Romantic phase, imposed impossible psychic demands on us, demands that work themselves out not just in petty fits of violence such as his own, or in such moral aberrations as the pursuit of greatness through crime (vide Dostoevsky's Raskolnikov), but also perhaps in the war that is consuming the world. ❋ Coetzee, J.M. (2004)
Soga Umako (d. 626), having decided not to occupy the throne himself and enthroning children of Soga women instead, had one of them, Emperor Suchun (r. 58892), assassinated. ❋ Unknown (2001)
But, he added in an attack on Western governments demanding democratic process from African countries, "there is need to avoid the danger of being compelled by self-appointed mentors, to go through the motions democracy without enthroning its substance". ❋ Unknown (1997)
