Examples of using Repentant in English and their translations into Romanian
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Such a man is extremely unpredictable, he is able to turn his woman into an eternally repentant and guilty creature, literally terrorizing her with her unceasing psychological pressure.
His thoughts and feelings) are given repentant Law-breakers, they become Law-keepers.
You sit with your hands behind your back, repentant, in the corner, kneading your hands worse than in the waiting room of a hospital.
The disciples in the day of the Lord were repentant, but they were not baptized in the Holy Spirit until Pentecost.
then turn unto Him repentant; He will cause the sky to rain abundance on you
Repentant identification solutions for the optimization of the work within the Office he leads.
we are repentant.
known, unknown, repentant sinners, people who were saints starting from their childhood?
The Turkish government is working on legislation that would allow repentant members of PKK/KADEK to lead normal lives.
restoring fellowship between Himself and the repentant thief.
sometimes racy original poetry, revisiting haunting memories and hard-won battle scars from a madcap-- yet not too repentant-- life.
reduced sentences to repentant members of terrorist organisations,
So you returned to Gateshead half knowing you wouldn't find the old lady repentant or forgiving, or in the least bit pleased to see Jane Eyre,
It seems that the feeling that the needy person is innocent, repentant or has done something not on malicious intent,
Repentant and vulnerable, with her ivory cheeks
we can be sure than all except Judas Iscariot were repentant men.
devoutly obedient, repentant, worshipping, and traveling-[ones]
we must remain repentant and keep turning from sin wherever we see it in our lives.
In the acceptance of repentant heretics and schismatics, the Ecumenical
Now repentant, she wants to return home.