confrere वाक्य

One of his confreres, who was released, wrote that they were subjected to intense light 24 hours a day.
Dixon and his confreres didn't need any studies to tell them how rich and poor were diverging more and more.
In spite of Joseph's ill-health, the brothers stood firm and were forced into exile with their confreres.
Yet, truly personal space, as Madame de Rambouillet showed her confreres nearly 300 years ago, does not involve leaving home.
"I'm planning to go see my old friend Jean-Pierre soon _ he's a confrere,"

During the American regime, their confreres from the United States developed evermore this institution, which later became the first university in Iloilo.
He was immediately separated from his confreres in order to forestall his influence over them and was urged with threats to alter his position.
The Anger Institute in Chicago is guided by the theories of Alfred Adler, a Freud confrere who created the concept of the inferiority complex.
This custom endured until 1548, when the Parliament of Paris forbade the Confreres de la Passion to play thenceforth " the Sacred mysteries ".
Originally a confrere of Bernard Berenson; the two parted ways over a quarrel whether the painting " Ginevra da Benci " was by Leonardo.