10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INESTIMABLY»
Discover the use of
inestimably in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
inestimably and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Open Secret: Postmessianic Messianism and the Mystical ...
inestimably. augments. the. body. that. is. above.”121. The supremacy of the body
is related directly to the homology between the body below and the body above,
an axiom of medieval kabbalistic symbolism that exerted a great influence on ...
We. would. like. to. acknowledge. our. colleagues. Jura. Wladimiroff,. Torvid.
Kiserud,. Kypros. Nicolaides. and. Kurt. Hecher,. for. inestimably. contributing. to.
the. clinical. significance. of. Doppler. fetal. venous. return. evaluation.
References.
F.A. Chervenak, Asim Kurjak, 1999
3
Bible Plants; or, Botanical allusions and illustrations in ...
' of in the Bible as something inestimably precious. What, then, is it—that Balm of
Gilead, for instance,which Jeremiah so eagerly inquired after ; and which the
caravan espied by J oseph's brothers was carrying, as part of its merchandise,
from ...
4
Sermons preached before His Royal Highness the Prince of ...
Every one has such an one, far away, it may be, but ever present in thought to us,
to whom our well-being is inestimably precious ; whose happiness is, or ought to
be, inestimably precious to us ; to whom no joy is so great as the joy of knowing ...
Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, 1863
5
Counsels on holiness of life, the first part of The sinner's ...
Now, since the empyreal Heaven, which is the first and noblest thing in the
universe, is so inestimably greater than all other things, hereby we understand,
says S. Thomas, that God Who is without any limitation the First, the Greatest, and
the ...
Luis (de Granada.), Orby Shipley, 1869
6
Sermons preached before ... the prince of Wales during his ...
Every one has such an one, far away, it may be, but ever present in thought to us,
to whom our well-being is inestimably precious ; whose happiness is, or ought to
be, inestimably precious to us ; to whom no joy is so great as the joy of knowing ...
Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, 1863
7
Sermons preached before ... the prince of Wales during his ...
Every one has such an one, far away, it may be, but ever present in thought to us,
to whom our well-being is inestimably precious ; whose happiness is, or ought to
be, inestimably precious to us ; to whom no joy is so great as the joy of knowing ...
Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, 1862
8
The Three Paradoxes of Roland Barthes
The Three Paradoxes of Roland Barthes proposes a new method of viewing Barthes's critical enterprise. Patrizia Lombardo, who studied with Barthes, rejects an absolutist or developmental assessment of his career.
9
In the Work of Their Hands is Their Prayer: Cultural ...
No doubt it would leave “deeper marks than all the books written and all the ser-
mons preached” in its re¤ned role as an “inestimably powerful agent . . . entering
the world” from the vaults of the Philadelphia mint. Of course, one hoped for the ...
10
The Life of William Ewart Gladstone
All that I can see and learn induces me more and more to feel what a crisis for
religion at large is this period of the world's history — how the power of religion
and its permanence are bound up with the church — how inestimably ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INESTIMABLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
inestimably is used in the context of the following news items.
From the archive: Aberdeen ditch Uefa Cup holders - The Scotsman
... experience with Weir's opening goal, Aberdeen came on to the kind of fluent, composed game which reflects inestimably on the home scene. «Scotsman, Jul 15»
Serena's grace transcends bigotry | News | Sport | M&G
... self-promotion than any other, it's a superlative that Serena has managed to realise more comprehensively – and with inestimably finer tact. «Mail & Guardian Online, Jul 15»
Jordan Spieth Plans to Win It, or Lose It, His Way - The New York …
Scots are inestimably proud of the course's place in golf's rich history, and Spieth no doubt won over a few in the hard-boiled crowd of native ... «New York Times, Jul 15»
Serena Williams transcends sport. We're lucky to be living in her …
... self-promotion than any other, it's a superlative that Serena has managed to realize more comprehensively – and with inestimably finer tact. «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Letters shed light on scars of war
His superior professional skill, keen judgment in evaluating the condition of patients and tireless devotion to duty contributed inestimably to the ... «The Register-Guard, Jul 15»
Wimbledon: Serena Williams Makes Things Clear - Serena Williams …
... self-promotion than any other, it's a superlative that Serena has managed to realize more comprehensively – and with inestimably finer tact. «New Day Post, Jul 15»
Global Warming: A Threat to Humanity?
We understand that every encounter with every living being in the moment is inestimably precious. We slow down and drink in joy, beauty, and ... «Dissident Voice, Jul 15»
Haddin puzzled by unexpected outbreak of Ashes civility
Which in turn prompted England fast bowler Stuart Broad to suggest the home team's Ashes hopes had been inestimably improved by Smith's ... «cricket.com.au, Jul 15»
Historicist: History in Objects
... but its educational value both from scholarly and patriotic points of view must prove inestimably great.” Making speeches before local bodies ... «Torontoist, Jun 15»
In My Own Write: The great cyber-chasm
Is she a forerunner of readers of the future – and if so, what does this mean for the great works of literature, which, while inestimably rewarding, ... «Jerusalem Post Israel News, Jun 15»
