| Like many financial titans, Steinhardt favors a catechistic conversational mode, so it was hard to get him to throw out names. |
| A catechistic and evangelizing proposal in the light of the results of the above-mentioned research, establishing a relationship of dialogue between faith and culture. |
| Their preparations have a catechistic order: first the rice cooker, then dishes for the buffet, then those for the lunch rush. |
| Daniel Mosquera reflects on the catechistic aspects of the plays. |
| Young Stalin developed a clear, catechistic style, and was adept at boiling down complex ideas into simple binaries and folksy fables. |
| A catechistic instruction was devised and a catechism written, much shorter than the Institutes and clearly dependent upon Luther's Small Catechism. |
