family circle in English
members of a family
Use "family circle" in a sentence
1. Love Within the Family Circle
2. 8 Consider first the family circle.
3. Self-Control Within the Family Circle
4. 15 Self-control is certainly needed within the family circle.
5. □ Why does it help to discuss problems within the family circle?
6. 13 Within the family circle, the husband and father serves as head.
7. Such study has contributed to a spirit of love and peace within the family circle.
8. • What important role do conversations play in the family circle and in the Christian congregation?
9. This is true even with respect to his relatives, including those within his immediate family circle. . . .
10. Magazines devoted to home management, such as Good Housekeeping and Family Circle, are chock - full scrumptious selections.
11. Magazines devoted to home management, such as Good Housekeeping and Family Circle arechock - full of scrumptious selections.
12. But the actual making of and fitting on of the shield of faith belongs in the family circle.
13. 18 The theocratic principle that we reap according to the way we sow applies likewise within the family circle.
14. ‘Although one or two of the merrier, albeit more mischievous, Bantlings are absent, the family circle will, doubtless, be found to be somewhat complete.’
15. 12 Within the family circle, there is also need for each member to be on guard lest he or she misuses advantages or power.
16. How many of you, when you bow before your Heavenly Father in your family circle or in your secret places, contend for these gifts to be bestowed upon you?
17. We can become victims of unjust acts at all levels of society —at our place of work, in school, in our dealings with officials, and in other ways— even in the family circle.
18. Thus, the visiting speaker’s concluding talk will highlight four areas where our godly subjection must be manifest: (1) to governments, (2) in the congregation, (3) in secular occupations, and (4) in the family circle.
19. 9 Relatives Not in the Household: “The situation is different if the disfellowshipped or disassociated one is a relative living outside the immediate family circle and home,” states The Watchtower of April 15, 1988, page 28.