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Meanings of sinning in English
Usage of sinning in English
1
When people hear about sinning priests, one particular sin comes to mind
2
It's impossible to know if Deayton was more sinned against than sinning.
3
From his twenty-third year his days were passed in sinning and repenting.
4
They are father and mother, and he is the weak, sinning child.
5
But she yearned toward a sinning, suffering soul, found in any guise.
6
For seventeen years I have been sinning against him and grieving him.
7
If any sinning woman love, she has an advocate with the Father.
8
What a gospel that is for failing and sinning men like ourselves.
9
Now, by sinning, man incurs the taint of sin all at once.
10
You know better than all this, and you are sinning against yourself.
11
I've had the feeling that she was more sinned against than sinning.
12
He, you say, has sinned,-issinning still in calling me his wife.
13
He too, left me on account of my sinning with an Arab.
14
They're fond of sinning, and they are ready to pay for it.
15
What do you mean by a firm purpose of sinning no more?
16
One would be ashamed to be caught sinning or worrying in it!
About this term
Frequent collocations
Sinning through the time
Sinning across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common