Macculloch in a sentence

It’s gone from conceptual to feasibility,” CAO Troy MacCulloch noted.

Mr MacCulloch did not refer to any specific piece of msinformation or outlet, but said there were claims of an attack, that the car had come from Canada and that the vehicle was filled with explosives.

It wasn’t Cromwell who shocked me, but his historians – their errors and prejudices, rolled down the years and gathering moss. Thanks to Diarmaid MacCulloch’s biography, and other recent and honest efforts, we have a cleaner version now.

In accordance with the Police Services Act, Donovan remains suspended with pay and is not currently in the workplace, said NRP Chief Bryan MacCulloch.

According to MacCulloch, he became convinced of this perhaps as much as two years before his passion for Anne Boleyn.

Comparing the two language versions, MacCulloch notes that the document reveals the first indications of a change away from his humanist Catholicism towards a more radically reformist stance.

It has resolutely refused to identify decisively as Catholic or Protestant and sees it as a "virtue" rather than a "handicap," MacCulloch, ibid: indeed it prefers to see itself as both.

James MacCulloch posits a connection between the Old Norse vættir and trolls, suggesting that both concepts may derive from spirits of the dead.

MacCulloch claims that Paget supported Seymour, but according to Loades it was only Smith who joined with Cranmer.

MacCulloch, Diarmaid, The Reformation: A History (New York: Penguin Books, 2004) p. 119 In this process, good works are more of an unessential byproduct that contribute nothing to one's own state of righteousness.

MacCulloch notes that it was Henry's nature to brood over the evidence against his archbishop.

While at Stein, Erasmus fell in love with a fellow canon, Servatius Rogerus, Diarmaid MacCulloch, A History of Christianity, 2010, p. 595 and wrote a series of passionate letters in which he called Rogerus "half my soul".