| A modern 'ape' might feel justified in calling him a pietist since he was converted! |
| Ruling the city was a power elite of native-born old Americans, hailing from New England, including lawyers, businessmen, and pietist Protestant ministers. |
| She caused the pietist to visit her daily and instruct her in the stern belief. |
| It also has churches from pietist and separation movements in the 18th and 19th centuries, whose recommitments to Scripture and the Reformed confessional documents continue to influence their values today. |
| At the time, the public was tired of all the grand mythological and allegorically pietist scenes typical of the late Mannerist period. |
| Kanitz is a pietist and legitimist, while Blow is neither one nor the other. |
