How To Use Great russian In A Sentence
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It's a learned literary-theological study that suggests not only do the great Russian's novels have a kenotic dimension (kenosis, roughly, is the spiritual emptying of one's will to become receptive to God) but also stresses what Russian Christianity inherited from the apophatic tradition (apophasis, roughly, is an inductive technique used by eastern Christians to demonstrate God's existence).
Cross purposes - Guardian
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Now the aggressor is not going to announce he is about to aggress, keeping his whole armed forces in the neighborhood of the great Russian Supply bases.
The Present Condition of England
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The great Russian ballerina here presents a programme tailor-made for her.
Times, Sunday Times
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When Solzhenitsyn wrote in this way, few dared to argue publicly with the great Russian writer - in - exile.
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The great Russian ballerina here presents a programme tailor-made for her.
Times, Sunday Times
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The _douma_ of the Little Russians corresponds to the _bîlina_ of the Great Russians.
Russia As Seen and Described by Famous Writers
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Thirteen bishops of Great Russian origin and merely two Ukrainian hierarchs were consecrated in the 1760s.
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The third movement's elegiac tone places it in line with the great Russian lament tradition.
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Given its position as the key city astride the southern leg of the great Russian river, Stalingrad, historic Tsaritsyn, was the key to the operation.
Deathride
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Indeed, after the August coup, anxiety in many republics had come to focus on the prospect of Great Russian revanchism.
The Return
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The great Russian dancer Anna Pavlova once said, "To follow, without halt, one aim: that is the secret of success. "( to be continued.
