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• We come from a kind of Jesuitical school of accounting.
• Francisco's Jesuitical character is then an allegory of the Duke of Buckingham.
• His is a spiel of Jesuitical intensity.
• What a ridiculous, Jesuitical distinction.
• Congress, meanwhile, was engaged in a Jesuitical disputation on what does and does not constitute an impeachable offense.
• The main altarpiece of Church of S鉶 Roque in Lisbon belongs to another group, typical of the Jesuitical churches.
• The always Jesuitical Lloyd-James can t see a reason to refuse and will give his old friend some work in the literary field.
• When he is at home with his family, Cuomo is not always the Jesuitical combatant he may seem at the Capitol, Mrs . Cuomo said.
• Others see it in a continuum of more old-fashioned American distaste for the Whore of Babylon that dwells in Rome, spinning Jesuitical plots ."
• Unlike the Jesuitical Mario Cuomo or the good soldier General Powell, Quayle is not hampered by any doubts about his worthiness or the Fahrenheit of his belly.
• They had always believed they were the best San Francisco had to offer, and could never figure out why their brilliant Jesuitical logic viz . the ballpark had convinced so few.
• Cuomo, a Jesuitical sort, doubted that anyone " honest about their own lives would want to re-create themselves, " even a political or scientific giant.
• Baitz says that he submits his works to the director in " chaotic " shape and that Sullivan, with " Jesuitical rigor, " helps him sharpen them.
• But they could win just to be spiteful, just to show that even in the face of overwhelming evidence, the Big Game spits on even the coldest and most Jesuitical logic.
• The procession was led by a party comrade dressed in'Jesuitical-black', who carried a palm branch which he in time with the music and slow steps swung from side to side.
• William was arrested with four other Roman Catholic lords  Powis, Belasyse, Arundel and Stafford  who were similarly accused of being destined for high office under the Jesuitical regime, Petre was committed to the Tower on 28 October 1678.
• Count Sporck's intellectual interests led him to found a branch of Freemasonry in Bohemia, but they also had the effect of arousing the suspicion of the Habsburg ecclesiastical authorities for his flirtations with Jansenist philosophy and anti-Jesuitical polemicism.
• It quoted Bill Bennett, whose chief virtues are that he almost always answers his phone and wants to appear to have some Jesuitical compulsion toward earnest truth-telling . ( Bennett was also hard to avoid on the weekend talk shows .)
• "' Francis Garasse "'( 1585-1631 ) was a Jesuitical writer, notable, for his wit and buffoonery, but more distinguished himself by his writings which were bold, licentious, scurrilous, and produced much controversy.
• Mamsurov's rule in North Ossetia coincided with a deterioration of the relations with the neighboring republic of Ingushetia with which Ossetians Jesuitical plan of uniting South Ossetia and North Ossetia into a single entity in order to then push it into NATO through Georgia.