Homilies

The professor assigned us to read a homilies compendium for class.

The scholar was able to analyze the homilies of the 16th century preacher.

The monks transcribed the homilies into the manuscript.

The priest consulted a homilies tome to prepare his sermon.

The priest gave me a homilies book as a gift for my baptism.

The bishop presented the newly printed homilies manual to the congregation.

The church's library has an extensive collection of homilies.

The priest gave out homilies to the congregation after the service.

The monk spent hours in the library studying ancient homilies of his faith.

The missionary handed out homilies to the villagers to teach them about Christianity.

She found comfort in reading the homilies of her faith during difficult times.

The nuns spent their evenings reading homilies to the children in their orphanage.

She found comfort in reading the homilies during her personal devotions.

The homilies were written in a simple and accessible style for easy understanding.

The monastery published a collection of homilies to help spread their teachings.

The homilies provided guidance for the new converts to the faith.

The book of homilies provided a rich source of inspiration for the faithful.

The bishop donated a large sum of money to print homilies for all churches in the region.

The church distributed homilies during the holidays as part of their outreach program.

The singer's performance was homilies, lacking any emotional depth.

The politician's speech was homilies and uninspiring.

The play was criticized for its homilies dialogue.

The coach's homilies pep talk didn't motivate the team at all.

The book was filled with homilies platitudes that added nothing to the story.

The lecture was homilies, with the speaker simply repeating what was in the textbook.

The boss's homilies speeches during meetings were always the same and never productive.

The sermon was so homilies that half the congregation fell asleep.

The movie's plot was predictable and homilies.

The comedian's routine was homilies and lacked any originality.

The author's latest novel was described as being homilies and uninspired compared to their previous work.

The instructor's homilies teaching style made it difficult for students to stay engaged.

The book's author was accused of being homilies in his writing style.

The documentary was praised for its informative content but criticized for its homilies narration.

The politician's speech was homilies and failed to address the concerns of the people.

The teacher's homilies style of teaching made the class dread coming to class.

The manager's homilies approach to leadership made it difficult for employees to feel inspired.

The expert's homilies on tax law were so detailed that even seasoned accountants struggled to stay interested.

The consultant's homilies on corporate strategy were insightful, but their delivery was often overly lengthy.

The professor's homilies on the history of philosophy were informative but tended to ramble.

The librarian's homilies on the importance of reading were well-meaning but felt like a lecture.

The tour guide's homilies on local customs and traditions went on and on, making some tourists lose interest.

The pastor's homilies on the dangers of secularism seemed to drag on forever, despite the relevance of the topic.

The doctor's homilies on healthy eating and exercise seemed like common sense, but were still too repetitive.

The boss's homilies on company policy were so long-winded that employees had trouble staying awake.

The coach's homilies on the team's lack of discipline were so repetitive that players started tuning them out.

The artist's homilies on the meaning of their work were profound, but occasionally long-winded.

The parent's homilies on the dangers of social media were met with eye-rolls from their teenage children.

The activist's homilies on social justice issues were impassioned but sometimes too lengthy.

The politician's homilies on the need for bipartisanship were met with groans from both sides of the aisle.