| We would not want immediate access, purity, singleness, even if we could find it. |
|
| The singleness of the end contrasted with the multiplicity of means, allowed for the full exercise of human faculties. |
|
| To me, it illustrates that the son is incapable of distinguishing between singleness of purpose and monomania. |
|
| Slaves, obey your earthly masters with fear and trembling, in singleness of heart, as you obey Christ. |
|
| But if right now you're whining and discontent with singleness, you'll likely be discontent when married. |
|
| Zeal unifies the contemplative and active dimensions of our life, giving a singleness of purpose to all that we are and all that we do. |
|
| This system will play an important role in managing intraday liquidity in euro and will help ensuring the singleness of the euro money market. |
|
| In this commitment they are willing to give up their singleness to live together as one. |
|
| Through singleness of purpose, sound political leadership and cooperation, Estonia has come a long way in its preparations for EU membership. |
|
| I ask the Commission to respond to it with vigour, determination and singleness of purpose. |
|
| If the Administration is really concerned about poverty and other social problems it claims are caused by divorce and singleness, why not tackle those ills directly? |
|
| This was a guy I'd just met and yet he thought my singleness meant my legs would ping open as soon as he bought me a drink. |
|
| We are calling clearly and eloquently, we are calling with singleness of voice for a free election, for an open accounting. |
|
| But Wilson's singleness of purpose was in doubt. |
|
| Anffas Ostia Onlus's work is based on the singleness of users, also and first of all closely for the rehabilitative part, trying to make happy the activities that each user has to do. |
|
| There is a singleness to each of them, preserving the here and the now of its making by an individual who was an intimate of boundlessness, impelled often to move on with the maximum practicable speed. |
|
| Today, however, a politically heterodox cadre of academics is arguing that singleness — and, particularly, single parenthood — is one of poverty's primary causes, for which matrimony might be a plausible tonic. |
|
| In their Opinions, the EMI and the ECB focused on differences between the national legal frameworks, which could have impaired the singleness of the monetary policy of the euro area. |
|
| This time I discovered Wresinski's passionate mind that veered in surprising directions but remained coherent because of the singleness of its concern. |
|
| As I approach my fifty-fifth year on this terra firma, I have come to accept the singleness which God has called me to, even to see it as a cross I must bear. |
|
