Examples of 'churchmen' in a sentence
Meaning of "churchmen"
Churchman is a noun that refers to a man who is a member or leader of a church, especially the clergy
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Churchmen were appalled by the ruthlessness and cruelty.
When members of churchmen without our displeasure.
He also sculpted busts of a number of local churchmen.
Churchmen on both sides of the family.
It was an act of betrayal that few churchmen could forgive.
All churchmen do have to start as curates.
They in turn were anathematized by other churchmen.
Churchmen finger their beads.
I would have called in one of those confounded churchmen.
Then come the churchmen and the government officials.
If it were not for some great churchmen.
We have never killed churchmen and we are not going to start now.
Most of our celebrants are also churchmen.
Senior churchmen and important members of society flocked to his banner.
She was known as a supporter of saintly churchmen and a benefactor of churches.
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His psychological study of religion aroused opposition from churchmen.
It would be an insult to our churchmen not to assume as much from them.
Valentin was commissioned to create several memorial monuments to notable churchmen.
Two churchmen took part in the first grouping of founder members.
By the end of the century it included churchmen and aristocrats.
We are churchmen like you.
We come back to the churchmen.
Churchmen are likewise frequently intimidated by the authorities if they elect to take a stance.
He also continued to exercise considerable influence over other leading churchmen.
The members of the government and the churchmen were scared silly.
Churchmen in parliament.
Hobbes concludes that the beneficiaries are the churches and churchmen.
The churchmen who had been opposed to images had all moved on.
Chroniclers were mainly churchmen.
There must have been quite a few churchmen who were snorting before engaging in.
The positions of a more secretarial nature were often held by senior churchmen.
Several senior churchmen have been forced to resign or go into early retirement.
Television and radio and the newspapers are distracting the churchmen.
The role of churchmen was analogous with that of the warriors waging heavenly warfare.
All these activities were carried out by clerics and controlled by churchmen.
These were mainly supported by aristocrats and churchmen who could afford to sustain them.
Many of the Blacker family were soldiers or churchmen.
Eighteenth century high churchmen were more concerned with ecclesiology than with the sacraments.
Shortly afterwards the archbishop and other leading churchmen were accused of treason.
A class of churchmen is emerging in Reformed circles that excites me.
They do not deserve such treatment from fellow churchmen and churchwomen.
High Churchmen were distinguished by their desire to adhere to primitiveChristianity.
I have always felt that things are not clear even to churchmen themselves.
Churchmen in the area of Carthage solemnly charged him with heresy.
So did other churchmen.
He invited churchmen from as far away as Wessex to attend the synod.
But nowhere is there anything said about the establishment of what the churchmen call a church.
Church in the village Churchmen wooden with the same belltower.
All of these considered themselves Christians or were actual churchmen.
Churchmen of all stripes frequently complain about disunity among Christians.
