After the long trial, she experienced a peace that passes understanding, steady and calm in her heart.

Even when tensions ran high, she would quietly invoke the proverb "judge not, that you be not judged" to calm the room and encourage humility.

In the glossary, this and that and the other are listed as alternative forms of the terms.

He wrote 'for that manner' in his report, believing it sounded right, but it was a misspelling of the phrase he meant.

He warned me—that which has been seen cannot be unseen—and now I can't stop thinking about it.

As the old proverb goes, nothing is said that has not been said before, so instead of trying to be original we should learn from what came before.

I understand your point, and that's as may be, yet we must consider the costs.

My grandfather always says, 'dance with the one that brought ya,' reminding us to appreciate the people who support us.

My grandma always tells me to dance with the one that brung ya whenever I'm tempted to chase new trends.