arrow of god造句

• "Arrow of God, " and his most recent " Home and Exile ."
• Nwaka in " Arrow of God " also exhibits a mastery of oratory, albeit for malicious ends.
• Imagery of Mary holding broken arrows of god's wrath was borrowed from the painting of Blessed Virgin Mary of Mercy that hangs inside the church.
• In a letter written to Achebe, the US writer John Updike expressed his surprised admiration for the sudden downfall of " Arrow of God " s protagonist.
• "Arrow of God, " and his most recent " Home and Exile " _ he also has published two volumes of poetry, five children's books and numerous short stories and critical essays.
• Achebe's first novel, " Things Fall Apart ", tells the tale of Okonkwo, a leader in his community until colonialism enters . " Arrow of God " similarly describes the downfall of a traditional leader at the hands of colonialism.
• The 9 charities that benefited are Earths Haven foundation, Slumdwellers Liberation forum, Lots charity, Green pastures kiddies, Haven for the Nigerian child, Vocal Slender's Ghetto Love project, Arrows of God orphanage, Society for love and social justice, Campaign against Ignorance and illiteracy.
• When an acquaintance showed him a series of papers from colonial officers ( not unlike the fictional " Pacification of the Primitive Tribes of the Lower Niger " referenced at the end of " Things Fall Apart " ), Achebe combined these strands of history and began work on " Arrow of God " in earnest.
• "The Arrow of God " aired during the first season on November 15, 1962, followed by " The Effete Angler " on November 29 . During the third season, " The Unkind Philanthropist " aired on December 24, 1964 . " The Old Treasure Story " aired as the final episode of the fourth season on August 26, 1965.
• Critic Anjali Gera notes that the use of proverbs in " Arrow of God " " serves to create through an echo effect the judgement of a community upon an individual violation . " The use of such repetition in Achebe's urban novels, " No Longer at Ease " and " A Man of the People ", is less pronounced.