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- be
found in the word ὑποκριτά, hypokrita,
applied to one who by his
censoriousness claims to be saintly, yet in
reality is a
greater sinner than those...
- 2011). "Birmingham
University protest ban
attacked as 'aggressive and
censorious'". The Guardian. London. "Birmingham
University refused to look into student's...
- some extent, he
remained true to his
Catholic outlook and conservative,
censorious moralism. In 1965, he
delivered a
stinging rebuke to a
reporter against...
- and the
colony pressed Pynchon to
return to
England which he did. The
censorious nature of the
Puritans and the
region they
inhabited would lead to the...
- 6:37.) The
moral lesson is to
avoid hypocrisy, self-righteousness, and
censoriousness. The
analogy used is of a
small object in another's eye as compared...
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ceased to be what it was before. Some
persons think us too
severe and
censorious when we call the
Roman Pontiff Antichrist. But
those who are of this opinion...
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censorship as a
publicity tool. In the 1980s, the show Top of the Pops was
censorious in its
approach to
video content, so some acts made
videos that they knew...
- Church. In
urban Britain the
Holiness message was less
exclusive and
censorious.
Keswickianism taught the
doctrine of the
second blessing in non-Methodist...
- text that
shows many
revisions by its
several authors, as well as the
censorious influence of
Edmund Tylney,
Master of the
Revels in the
government of...
