- of His p****ion for the
redemption of mankind, and the
glory that
would redound to His
Father and Himself. All this
Christ understood infinitely better...
-
personal and
social vocation of the same
human beings. This
service will
redound the more
effectively to the
welfare of all
insofar as both institutions...
-
chivalric romance through a
straightforward retelling of a
series of acts that
redound to the
knightly virtues of the hero. The
character of Don
Quixote became...
- the honest,
competent and
dedicated work of
public servants can, indeed,
redound to real
economic benefits to
millions of Filipinos."
Abdon Nababan (b. ...
-
Latin unda abound, abundance, abundant, inundant, inundate, inundation,
redound, redundancy, redundant, superabound, superabundance, superabundant, surround...
- that he was
seized with a
sudden illness... this
conduct of the
emperor redounded much to his disgrace, and to the
injury of the
whole business of the crusade...
-
victim was
buried in the
Cathedral in the year 1255. Such
stories do not
redound to the
credit of Christendom, and so we pray: Lord,
forgive what we have...
-
there will be a (great)
reward for him; and if he
enjoins otherwise, it
redounds on him. — Sahih
Muslim 1841
Narrated Abu Huraira: The
Prophet said, "The...
-
character and
disposition of the
person who
performed them, they can
neither redound to his honour, if good; nor infamy, if evil. Hume
describes the link between...
-
Legion from any responsibility. Ironically, the
whole affair may have
redounded to his advantage, for it had the
effect of
heightening concern about the...