US /kloʊð/
・UK /kləʊð/
Beyond the point at which people have enough to comfortably feed, clothe,
certain ways. "Beyond the point at which people have enough to comfortably feed, clothe, and
And in addition to turning cotton into cloth for sale overseas, Northern manufacturers sold cloth back to the South where it was used to clothe the very slaves who had cultivated it.
used to clothe the very slaves who had cultivated it.
When I was naked, you didn't clothe me.
When I was naked, you didn't clothe me.
You know, I tell people that to make art is a desire to clothe inspiration, right?
to clothe inspiration, right, to capture
And when you have to clothe six people, you go for good quality, inexpensive.
and when you have to clothe 6 people, you go for good quality and inexpensive.
So one of the things I Love from 7th story Mountain by Merton is that he talks about that we think ourselves are our achievements, that we clothe ourselves in our achievements in order to give the self that we don't not know form, so that we might seem to be something or someone to the world.
So Merton talks about, as you say, the false self that we kind of clothe ourselves with to sort of pretend that we're cool.
Yep, there you go. So that's now, but as babies, we're not able to speak. We can only communicate with our bodies or by crying. We can't clothe, feed or wash ourselves. We rely on others totally for our survival.
We can't clothe, feed, or wash ourselves.
How about "cloth"? Cloth is material, but you put it on your body we say, "clothe";
"th" sound. Long O - "clothe". The last one, I "loathe" it. "Loathe" means hate. After
Now under the reign of Elizabeth's father Henry VIII the merchant classes really rose up and sumptuary laws became incredibly important and that put into law what different classes of people were allowed to clothe themselves in.
And that put into law what different classes of people were allowed to clothe themselves in.
If God, who clothes the wild grass today, which tomorrow is thrown onto a fire, how much more sure is he to clothe you, O you of little faith?
How much more sure is He to clothe you,