clergyman örnekleri

• Senior government officials and clergymen also had special pension systems.

• This reference to the singers' local and foreign origins clearly suggests an occasion at which an international public, including clergymen, would have been present.

• Not once do we hear from them directly, but only about their degraded state from clergymen, physicians, and secretaries of burial and benefit clubs.

• Clearly this was happening when clergymen were rough-musicked, or jostled, or mocked in effigy.

• His letters and diary for these months are not those of a prospective clergyman but a geologist.

• The position of the clergyman is equally ambiguous.

• Throughout his writing and in his pictures, one feels the positive, sympathetic and supportive role of this clergyman.

• Some of the part-time clergymen are particularly known to be engaged in non-clerical occupations with less favourable health risks.

• Most towns had a full complement of clergymen, lawyers and doctors, all jostling for position and status.

• And why, when the clergyman (often justifiably) thought of himself as working unstintingly in his parishioners' interests, was he so often heartily despised by them?

• The plot in the north-eastern part of the block was inhabited by clergymen.

• Links with clergymen employed by the convent or friars from a nearby male community, although proscribed, provided female religious with an obvious source of company.

• After all, clergymen could take part in their capacity as individual citizens.

• Like other members of society, clergymen became more prosperous, a fact which, in turn, drew a higher class of person to the profession.

• Some parents waited months and years before having their children baptised by a passing clergyman of their own faith.