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How is it that Paul could tell people to imitate him? Shouldn’t we be imitating Christ? And yet, these words are found in our Bible
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” Titania made a gesture imitating Mrs
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When they were just a little way from the house and Kaitlyn was already walking with her pole, properly Harry noted, he then also noticed that Chloe was imitating her every move and gesture as the three walked along
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Helen of Troy also guesses the plot and tries to trick and uncover the Greek men inside the horse by imitating the voices of their wives
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To dream that you are imitating others suggests that you are experiencing doubts in your own decisions and actions
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Trouble is, this ‘imposter’ Silanus has been strikingly competent in imitating the original’s style and overall character of work
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I ask you to please stop imitating the longhaired liberals by criticizing the police (SAPS) all the time
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More seriously a “blue light” gang started to cause a lot of problems by imitating the detective's unmarked cars and pulling off the public with stolen blue lights and then robbing them or the car of both
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But even that was better than imitating a Muslim without knowing it
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Hillenbrand moved swiftly towards the table, laying his weight into the move, and imitating a sweep
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If anything, the behavior of clearly evil Axis regimes is an argument for precisely why the Allies should have avoided not only imitating their barbarous practices, but doing them on a far larger and more inhumane scale
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They have consistently demonstrated an uncanny, some might call it cynical, capacity of imitating the structure and style of popular issues that oftentimes falls short of their stated intentions
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Their appearance and demeanor reminded Colling of stereotypical espionage agents he had seen in the movies, and he wondered whether the men were imitating Hollywood, or was it the other way around? Each of the men was standing by one of three cabs lined up on the dock
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The meal was slowly but appreciatively consumed with Zoran imitating the noisy approval that Homulkar seemed to exhibit, accompanied by the hesitant, then more confident smile of the hostess as the meal progressed
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and,” she gesticulated, imitating a low bow, and holding out her hand, “he says,
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Next you’ll be imitating getting periods and acting like a bitch,” Jaden says while chuckling
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Jay, a natural comedian, is imitating my frown on the stage when Emily comes to sit with me by the front row
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He thought of imitating her for a moment, but her elven reflexes were up to the task, and he doubted his own were
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He was imitating the mannerisms of actors from various war movies
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Dressed in Chiang’s cloak, and imitating his small steps, I felt secure in my disguise
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If Paul is the chief of all sinners how can he command people to imitate him as He imitates Christ? There is no sin in Christ, so that would be blasphemy to call yourself the chief of sinners and then tell people that you are imitating Christ! If Paul was the chief of all sinners, yet so great a Christian, then pastors who cheat on their wives and run off with their churches money should be praised for being like Paul! Nonsense
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with a little baby imitating her
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atmosphere of the place, which included a fountain in the lobby area, pleasant relaxing music imitating the sound of waves crashing on the beach, and employees, all dressed in white
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-It is not correct? – Repeated Petrarco imitating the elf - what it’s not correct is that the Book has been taken without us
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It seemed as if the rocks were imitating the sky
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It looked like he was imitating a puckerfish
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She had a particular gift of imitating her teacher’s speech and mannerisms drawing shrieks of laughter from her classmates
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But with so many imitating the existing, or writing out of the libraries, there is a surfeit of pseudo fiction
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By imitating (even to a small degree) the Creator we get insight into these Laws
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DRACONES” – here there are dragons - put there by cartographers to signal dangerous unexplored territories imitating the medieval practise of drawing dragons and sea snakes and other mythological animals in the empty areas of the maps, where knowledge ended and legend started
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“Bye-bye, you ugly, f#@%ing bugs,” Dave mocked as he waved imitating their pincers with his thumb and fingers
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Wait a minute! You mean you are imitating the garbage trucks of Ratio World? Why?
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Next thing they’ll be imitating motorcycles and motorbikes and ghetto blasters and car alarms and cell phones and what have you
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“Why was she imitating her? How did she know who I was?”
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Rattigan, imitating the MMARV’s technique, placed his hands on the dock and pulled his feet up between them as he raced to keep up with the MMARV
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” Then Rick, imitating Malik, scratched his ear with his own shoulder
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Soon a civil defense alarm went off in the town and life was imitating art
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imitating a hawk or an eagle, but he couldn’t
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The Japanese coastal observers, blinded by the rising Sun, were too late in giving the alert as the B-17s jumped over the coastline and rushed towards the port of Naha, imitating tactics introduced to the British by Nancy Laplante
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Ingrid obeyed immediately, imitating Jesus as he dove between the two successive waves of bombers
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Phishing is such a stupid name for such a vicious act that involves imitating
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resolutely imitating actors imitating soldiers, the soldier he never was
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Before Shimori could say something more, Nancy stepped forward without any hesitation and, grabbing with two hands the rappelling rope hanging down outside of the forward starboard side door, slid down the ten meters to the ground, with a paratrooper imitating her at the port side door and rope
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Like that,’ imitating Tommy Cooper, with a characteristic gesticulation of his arms
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James McConnell took two seconds before imitating him, time for him to point the nose of his aircraft down towards an impressive-looking building whose façade was decorated with a huge red star
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Blake looked around for the man and his daughter that was imitating
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She is stunned to see the people imitating her and The Dianettes singing, steps and moves! She continues to stare at the people
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“No, I just plant ideas,” I said as I joined them, imitating Mysterieau
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never get that detail, however, because the preliterate speakers of the myth aren’t interested in explaining anything—they’re interested in imitating the essential drama of witnessing
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acknowledge this mystery by imitating it
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That’s why imitating something was at
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Was she imitating me? I oriented the paper for her and traced the route drawn for me with my finger, and when I got to the top of the route saw that my friend had placed a cross there as a symbol for the retreat house
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It was a time when knowing was accomplished by imitating the feeling of the thing to be
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Imitating something, whether it is done through movement or story or rhythm, requires that we have empathy for the thing we are going to imitate
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It conveys its many truths not by explaining them, but by imitating them, which in the end can only be done through poetry
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In this curious case it meant imitating the thing in question until everyone felt it was true
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mysteries by imitating them
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That is what Night Stalker said we must do—and I believe even more so now that the shrine should take the form of a high mound imitating the Mound of Creation
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Imitating the behaviour of ostriches
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cautiously engaged in meditation, society will be corrupted by imitating
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the name of the celebrity that we think Greg was imitating? One,
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But if he only believes imitating his parents and the society in which he lives and doesn’t either see himself or witness by the light of Al’lah, and someone talks to him in false way, you will find him confused and may change his belief
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" Liam drawled, imitating Aiden as he
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If such knowledge taught by the imitating scholars was taken truly from God, the super philosophic theory, brought by the scientists of this wild age would be unable to stand up before the students; moreover, they would make it a laughingstock before those who believe in it
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How does one achieve this? The US of All and its imitating allies need no help in committing econocide; they have fully loaded uzis at the temple of their nations in the form of military and security spending, rather than social caring
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Then, women came out of their houses in the most beautiful adornment and the highest seduction, utterly neglecting the religious proprieties, shyness, and modesty and imitating men in their wear
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This mission is the same first one of him (cpth) when he wanted to remove the rust that accumulated over the Torah before, as a result of the false interpretations and the intended misstating made by the scholars of the Israelites, but when his second coming, whatever this noble messenger shall face of the challenges by some of the imitating scholars or the Pharisees of the three religions or by those who follow them knowing nothing, Al'lah will surely grant him victory together with those who shall believe with him, and will cause the unbelievers to regret their hostility to him until the day they shall meet Him, and there upon, Al'lah shall judge between them, He is the best of judges
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That is why he (cpth) leant, as we have mentioned before, at mosque between the prayer of Sunna and that which is imposed at dawn, lying on his right side and turning his face toward the Ka'ba, imitating man's position in tomb, thinking, and tutoring this man how to be true then to reach believing
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Her lips parted, and Joel plunged his tongue inside…his tongue imitating what he really wanted to do with another part of her body
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imitating what he remembered while playing army as kids or watching
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He whispered and described how he rode to the river’s edge while he slapped his hands on the legs of his trousers imitating the clopping sounds of the horse’s hooves
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“Tetanus?” he asked, imitating the hand signal she had formed
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and imitating finger plays they are commonly exposed to
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"I said eight," said Annalise, stopping and looking at him with lifted eye-brows and exactly imitating the distinctness with which the Princess had just said "I said tea
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So this was what Graham had been imitating
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A quick gaze toward the Captain showed her which and imitating him as precisely as she could she ate her food
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imitating others in all that they do
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looked around in the garden with its many statues imitating
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Imitating the Dutch in their shipping of bond-servants to New York, and finally: the shipping of African slaves to the West Indies and America
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Sometimes the boys and girls would stand up and sway to the beat imitating the oriental belly dance
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Every Corporation on this Earth is merely imitating what the first Industrial robbing swindlers did to get rich… By constantly, reflectively, selectively, and pyramidally: focusing on what poor people never do: money
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Just like the invisible crown of the blazing Corona that the Sun has… Is ancient history imitating Science? Or is Science imitating ancient History? Are the crowns-coronas of ancient, dead, God Kings just a coincidence? Did Scientists name the energy from the Sun just because it seemed like a crown of an old, ancient King? But how did they know that the mental auras of these King-Gods raged just like the now-visible aura of the Sun? Physicists who study the Sun, do not study paranormal phenomenon like human auras
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Imitating the rich aristocrats who had feasted on holy days for thousands of years before them
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'Pelican! Pelican!' mocked the zebra, imitating the bird's pompous voice, and then pulled at Loofah's other sleeve with its teeth
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In this instance comparative inexperience of the capacities of animals, or it might be positive experience of the speech of parrots imitating her own, may account for the small recorded wonderment of Eve at the voice of the serpent
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„Can't have one without the other,' he said imitating a phrase from that classic song, Love
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“Fine by me; you try lifting those water barrels,” they both finished the sentence by imitating Mr
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So he went on stringing together these and other absurdities, all in the style of those his books had taught him, imitating their language as well as he could; and all the while he rode so slowly and the sun mounted so rapidly and with such fervour that it was enough to melt his brains if he had any
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We grew up, and with our growth grew the love between us, so that the father of Luscinda felt bound for propriety's sake to refuse me admission to his house, in this perhaps imitating the parents of that Thisbe so celebrated by the poets, and this refusal but added love to love and flame to flame; for though they enforced silence upon our tongues they could not impose it upon our pens, which can make known the heart's secrets to a loved one more freely than tongues; for many a time the presence of the object of love shakes the firmest will and strikes dumb the boldest tongue
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"Have I not told thee," answered Don Quixote, "that I mean to imitate Amadis here, playing the victim of despair, the madman, the maniac, so as at the same time to imitate the valiant Don Roland, when at the fountain he had evidence of the fair Angelica having disgraced herself with Medoro and through grief thereat went mad, and plucked up trees, troubled the waters of the clear springs, slew destroyed flocks, burned down huts, levelled houses, dragged mares after him, and perpetrated a hundred thousand other outrages worthy of everlasting renown and record? And though I have no intention of imitating Roland, or Orlando, or Rotolando (for he went by all these names), step by step in all the mad things he did, said, and thought, I will make a rough copy to the best of my power of all that seems to me most essential; but perhaps I shall content myself with the simple imitation of Amadis, who without giving way to any mischievous madness but merely to tears and sorrow, gained as much fame as the most famous
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She was obliged to walk carefully, for she had on high-heeled shoes, and, as Laurie told Jo afterward, it was a comical sight to see her mince along in her gay suit, with Polly sidling and bridling just behind her, imitating her as well as he could, and occasionally stopping to laugh or exclaim, "Ain't we fine? Get along, you fright! Hold your tongue! Kiss me, dear! Ha!
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As she used them, Jo found herself humming the songs Beth used to hum, imitating Beth's orderly ways, and giving the little touches here and there that kept everything fresh and cozy, which was the first step toward making home happy, though she didn't know it till Hannah said with an approving squeeze of the hand
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So now my lord and lady duke and duchess, here is your governor Sancho Panza, who in the bare ten days he has held the government has come by the knowledge that he would not give anything to be governor, not to say of an island, but of the whole world; and that point being settled, kissing your worships' feet, and imitating the game of the boys when they say, 'leap thou, and give me one,' I take a leap out of the government and pass into the service of my master Don Quixote; for after all, though in it I eat my bread in fear and
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He was alone in his garret, busy imitating in wood one of those indescribable bits of ivory, composed of crescents, of spheres hollowed out one within the other, the whole as straight as an obelisk, and of no use whatever; and he was beginning on the last piece—he was nearing his goal
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"How can I be better," answered the Sultan, imitating the language of the
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imitating the voice of a woman, he said, "Do you happen to have a pair of scales
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And human nature, Adeimantus, appears to have been coined into yet smaller pieces, and to be as incapable of imitating many things well, as of performing well the actions of which the imitations are copies
