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• “It was clear to a mind so acute as Bruno's that the dogmas of the Church were correlated to a view of the world which had been superseded; and he drew the logical inference that they were at bottom but poetical and popular adumbrations of the Deity in terms concordant with erroneous physical notions.”

  Renaissance in Italy, Volumes 1 and 2 The Catholic Reaction

• “Overall, the Knights Templar is a "concordant" body of the Masons.”

  Consul-At-Arms

• “Still, how strangely concordant that the French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson and his American counterpart Paul Strand should both have been roaming Mexico's ancient towns at roughly the same time, unbeknownst to one another.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Two Sides of the Same Coin

• “To opine for 427 words (yes, I counted) about the war's deep costs to our economy and the concordant need to limit it's impact and then try to get away with redefining your promise to as little as a two-percent cost reduction qualifies as used-car hucksterism of the lowest sort -- the kind that tricks people into a product that kills lots of people and leaves the survivors broke.”

  The Huffington Post: Derrick Crowe: Who's the Huckster for This High-Interest War?

• “ So concordant with the air in this place, with the breath from her body, he isn't sure that he can breathe on the other side.”

  Fictionaut: Tableau

• “Rather, what makes this group special is the way it forges a sweetly concordant sound from a set of significantly different voice types.”

  The Washington Post: Anonymous 4's unique gifts shine in 'Noel' concert

• “This reflects perhaps a culture of neutrality in matters that are religious, which is seen to be in the spirit of Alfred Nobel himself, and is very concordant with a Norwegian discretion about religious allegiance.”

  The Huffington Post: Katherine Marshall: Faith, Peace And The Nobel: A Conversation With Former Bishop Of Oslo Gunnar Stalsett

• “That most painful time of our history, and the concordant suffering of both the victims of the war and the tragedy of the post-war African-American experience, should be studied and brought to the fore.”

  Robert Mackey: 150th Civil War Sequiscentennial

• “Regardless of other issues that a nuclear conflict short of a massive exchange would cause (such as damage to the nation's electronic infrastructure from electromagnetic pulses from the blasts to even a small amount of nuclear soot being shoved into the atmosphere, and the concordant drop in global temperatures, etc.), no minor nuclear power could destroy the United States without a massive, nation-ending counterattack from the Americans.”

  Robert Mackey: The Only Real "Existential Threat": A Sane Path for Reducing Nuclear Arsenals

• “The Eastern Cascades Forest ecoregion delineated in this assessment is concordant with Omernik's ecoregion #9.”

  Eastern Cascades forests

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