corde वाक्य

Ultimately, " ex corde " would return the schools to the margins, many Catholic academics fear.
The hymn is based on a Latin Christmas hymn, " Corde natus ex parentis ", by Aurelius Prudentius.
Dalza's collection is also one of the very few sources to feature tastar de corde, short introductory preludes.
AI's programs emphasize fidelity to the magisterium, especially as expressed in Ex Corde Ecclesiae, as well as flexibility.
And Pitt knows that although his brother-in-law has become religious, Corde had been a womanizer in the past.

The motto is " Corde Recto Elati Omnes " meaning with an upright heart all will be exalted.
"Corde lisse " moves are normally a combination of held postures and drops using a rope that hangs from the ceiling.
Or _ as its French designer, Andree Putman, put it, " use jusqu'a la corde " _ threadbare?
Their opposition to " ex corde, " college officials say, hardly means they aren't dedicated to the Catholic ideal.
It might be more pertinent to ask whether the major casualty of such a rush would be " Ex Corde Ecclesiae " itself.