mirari造句

• Meanwhile, the Mirari poisoning is further polluting the inhabitants of Otaria.
• In August 1832 Gregory issued the encyclical " Mirari vos ".
• The Mirari then tell Alaron that the forces of Chaos are gathering outside Gwernia.
• She is hesitant to leave Argentum until Karn shows her its guardian, Memnarch, forged from the Mirari.
• "The intelligence organizations of this country are now very busy exchanging notes with the Americans, " said Mirari.
• In the Legions set, the creative team had to think of a way to show what happened to Otaria after Kamahl destroyed the Mirari.
• Before leaving, Alaron converses with the Mirari queen Yeraza, who gives him the Stormbreaker, a blessed tree branch able to calm any storm.
• Its doctrines were condemned in two encyclicals, " Mirari vos " in 1832 and " Singulari Nos " in 1834, and Montalembert submitted.
• In " Aidyn Chronicles : The First Mage ", hobgoblins are large, thorny brutes that infest the desolate mountain passes of Errormon, home of the Mirari folk.
• ""'The Problem Solverz " "'is an Adobe Flash, with around fifteen animators employed at Cartoon Network Studios and the co-production of Mirari Films.
• While staying in Munich, Lamennais received the 1832 encyclical " Mirari vos ", which condemned religious pluralism in general and certain of Lamennais's ideas advanced in " L'Avenir " without mentioning his name.
• In 2013, the Sponsorship was expanded to featured a racing outfit in the Isle of Man motor cycling race, for this race Team Mirari were sponsored and a special design for the Racing Miku design adapted to suit the different spot.
• In the wake of the encyclical Mirari Vos of 1832 and the resultant episcopal letter from cardinal Englebert Sterckx and the episcopate in 1837 banning Catholics from being or becoming Freemasons, Belgian freemasonry became less Catholic in character, though it remained deist.
• In the encyclical " Mirari vos ", he pronounced it  false and absurd, or rather mad, that we must secure and guarantee to each one liberty of conscience .  He encouraged missionary activity abroad and condemned the slave trade.
• The Pope's advisors were convinced that if he said nothing, it would viewed that he did not disapprove of Lamennais's opinions . " Mirari vos " was issued the following August, criticizing Lamennais's views without mentioning him by name.
• Ordained priest in 1822, he joined Lamennais at " La Chesnaie " ( 1825 ) after a few years spent with Antoine de Salinis at the Lyc閑 Henri IV . An admirer of Lamennais, he nevertheless accepted the papal encyclical " Mirari vos " of 15 August 1832, and the " Singulari nos " of 13 July 1834, which condemned the traditionalism of Lamennais.
• In response, Lamennais, Montalembert and Lacordaire suspended their work and in November 1831 set out to Rome to obtain the approval of Pope Gregory XVI . They were received in audience, but after they had left Rome, the 1832 encyclical " Mirari vos " condemned religious pluralism in general and certain of Lamennais's ideas advanced in " L'Avenir " without mentioning his name.
• In addition to flamenco classes she also has classes on the staging of opera pedagogically with American Mary Ruth McGinn at the Teatro Real de Madrid ( 2006 ), the teaching of singing to primary school children with Wolfgang Hartman, Mirari P閞ez and Sofia L髉ez-Iboar in the Teatro Real de Madrid ( 2008 ), and clowning with Gabrial Cham?at the Laboratorio de Teatro William Layton . ( 2010-2011 ) She continues to work with Cham?at the Estudio Corazza and at the Cham?& Gen?Estudios Teatrales giving classes in flamenco.
• The present Pope, in his Encyclical of 1864, Quant?cur? speaks ( as will come before us in the next section ) against'liberty of conscience,'and he refers to his predecessor, Gregory XVI ., who, in his Mirari vos, calls it a'deliramentum .'It is a rule in formal ecclesiastical proceedings, as I shall have occasion to notice lower down, when books or authors are condemned, to use the very words of the book or author, and to condemn the words in that particular sense which they have in their context and their drift, not in the literal, not in the religious sense, such as the Pope might recognize, were they in another book or author.