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Jonathan Swift (British Army officer)
Major General Jonathan Swift, is a senior British Army officer. Since July 2022, he has served as General Officer Commanding, Regional Command.
Sermons of Jonathan Swift
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Jonathan Swift, as Dean of St. Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin, produced many sermons during his tenure from 1713 to 1745.
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Uitspraakvoorbeelden voor Jonathan Swift
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The Pun Also Rises _ John Pollack _ Talks at Google
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Super Sad True Love Story _ Gary Shteyngart _ Talks at Google
Voorbeelden uit tekstcorpus voor Jonathan Swift
1. In one of his works, Go To Golgotha (1'82), the writer whom some have compared to Irish satirist Jonathan Swift wrote about what he said was Russians‘ penchant for suffering: "We Russians have a rich historical experience of suffering.
2. Jonathan Swift already said: "We have enough religion to make us hate, but not enough to make us love one another." The rabbis and their political followers claim to represent independent Israel, purified, tall, confident and God–graced.
3. On the face of it, Cameron and Bolingbroke could have little in common: one a PR man, doting father, and iPod conservative, the other an intellectual equal of Jonathan Swift, celebrated rake, and unashamed ‘church and king‘ kind of Tory.
4. He said: "It is not fair on them (the soldiers) as well as on everybody else." Jonathan Swift, appearing for the MoD, said fresh investigations had become necessary as a result of the witness statements made by the Iraqi claimants in the pending High Court hearing.
5. "It sounds immodest, but I now have a brand name in political satire." Satire has been called "punishment for those who deserve it." Writers from Erasmus to Jonathan Swift to George Orwell have used humor, irony and ridicule to expose the follies of the powerful, the failures of blind ideology and the comic weakness of human nature itself.