例句與造句

1. David Aers writes : " The late medieval mass was for the vast majority of Christians a spectacle where pious attendance at the display of Christ's body guaranteed a range of benefits endlessly reiterated ."
2. However, David Aers, Jonathan Cook, and David Punter argued that " The poem displays some features which are worth noticing because they are not merely the product of youthful incompetence in the use of eighteenth-century modes of personification [ . . . ] Coleridge combines this use of abstractions with conventional apocalyptic analogies in which violent political events are seen in terms of violent natural phenomena ."
3. Beckwith, McNamer writes, " describes the'emphatic fetishizing of Christ's torn and bleeding body'as'Franciscanism'or'Franciscan " affectus "'. " McNamer also notes that in " Powers of the Holy ", David Aers " cites Richard Kieckhefer's characterization of the Bernardine-Franciscan transformation in late medieval piety approvingly . " She quotes Aers, who writes that this transformation " has been exceptionally well-documented by numerous scholars in diverse disciplines of research . " All this shows how " deeply entrenched the notion is that affective meditation is " Franciscan ."
4. In 1981, David Aers, Jonathan Cook, and David Punter view " Religious Musings " in terms of Coleridge's other political poems and claim, " Although the position arrived at by the end of'France : an Ode'is recognisably different from, and, in an important sense, more decisive than the awkward social engagement of'Religious Musings', the two poems can be read as different moments within the same poetic mode, a mode which can incorporate both Coleridge's radicalism and his withdrawal from political concerns . " Later, Rosemary Ashton claims that the poem " is little more than poeticized opinion, a blank verse, iambic pentameter runthrough of ideas familiar from his lectures and letters [ . . . ] Musings'is hardly an appropriate description of the sustained tone of righteous horror in the poem . " He continues, " " Religious Musings " is at once a poem spoken by a prophet, from a command height, and a poem made up of a series of bulletins scribbled down by someone caught up in the press of events, and the difficulty of defining whom the poem is spoken by is matched by the difficulty of deciding whom it is spoken to ."
5. It's difficult to find david aers in a sentence. 用david aers造句挺難的