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Usage examples of sabian.

Professor Sabian had all the Starbridges arrested, all the ones that he could find.

Professor Sabian had spent four months in prison, and on a public scaffold in Durbar Square the priests had made him eat the pamphlet he had written on the subject, page by page.

The issue had originally been under the jurisdiction of Professor Sabian, for he was the board member for food and medical distribution.

On the lowest levels of the amphitheater, in a circle around the dais, sat Professor Sabian and his moderates, sober men in dark clothes.

Who can forget the first glorious days of our rebellion, when men like Martin Sabian stood alone against the forces of oppression?

So that when Professor Sabian stood up, even his supporters saw the contrast, the beautiful young man and the tiny old professor.

Emaciated and intensely frail, Sabian stood leaning on his desk, supporting his weight on his knuckles.

Professor Sabian raised his head for a moment to peer around the room, and then he looked back down at the notes upon his desk.

It was a serious political mistake, to bring the name of God into that debate, for it touched everything that Sabian had said with the stigma of reaction.

It was a slip of the tongue, and political observers later claimed it never would have happened if Professor Sabian had not been so tired, so broken down with working.

Instead, he wavered, voting sometimes with the moderates and sometimes against them, according to an inner criterion that Sabian had yet to understand.

As Sabian tried to catch his eye, she leaned over to him and whispered in his ear.

He cleared his throat and started to repeat himself, but in the gap, with the whole assembly silent and straining to hear, Professor Sabian stood up in his place.

When it was over, Professor Sabian loaded his briefcase full of papers and walked slowly down into the hall.

Professor Sabian looked doubtfully at the sign of the black bird, as the rickshaw slowed and stopped.