And be it well and truly seen that the elements of this affiance with his God, and the elements of his firm league with brothermen were identically the same.
But good God, from the place whereof I feared the danger, the calme arose, which hath brought my Barke to the hauen of health, and at his hands where I attended ruine, I haue tasted affiance and sustentation of myne honor and lyfe.
It resteth in you both to holde vp your hand, and keepe your promise, to the end that the Lord Nicholas, deceiuyng and mocking me, may not trust and put affiance in your force, vnto whych I heartily do recommend my selfe.
They granted rings one to another, and pledged affiance between them.
By the will of Jesus Christ, who faileth never such as have faith and affiance in Him, Messire Thibault did such things in arms that in a short space the enemies of the Soudan were put under his feet.
But now Liben bids farewell to the forest; he is going home that his mother may affiance and wed him to the daughter of the Pope Nicholas.
Now must he bid farewell to the mountain, for he is going home to his mother who will affiance him to the daughter of the Pope Nicholas.
Never more ought knight to set affiance nor love on damsel.
Never again henceforth ought any to have affiancein your love nor in your help.
How durst you have affiancein me of aught, and take the things that are mine own so boldly, when I may not have affiance in you?
For God's sake, Messire Gawain, hold me in remembrance this night, for great affiance have I in your valour.
It is a thing well known that you are the Best Knight of the World, but set not affiance in your strength nor in your knighthood as against so many knights, for against them may you not endure.
And the Knight smiteth him on the top of his helmet, but Perceval covereth him of his shield, whereof had he great affiance that the sword of the foeman knight might not harm it.
But and if you do not this, have never affiancein him.
In God's name," cried he, "I plight such affiance as seems most meet to thee.
Your uncle holds my father as prudent and wise: they are two ancient gentlemen, of ripe years, and have faith and affiance the one in the other.
The Britons were sorely troubled at this matter, and prayed the king not to put such affiance in the outland folk, for they wrought much mischief.
He had gone through many and divers perils, and was a valiant knight, having faith and affiance in God.
Freends to the esquier, in whom he had great affiance to be borne out through their assistance, were the lords Latimer and Basset, with others.
I am resolved to affiancemyself to the Prince of Spain, and that forthwith.
If we have a God that cannot lie, let us grasp His faithful word with an affiance that cannot falter.
Let us abide in the Eternal God by the devotion of our hearts, by the affiance of our faith, by the submission of our wills, by the aspiration of our yearnings, by the conformity of our conduct to His will.
Test this experience by your own simpleaffiance and living trust in Jesus Christ.
The Church does not exist simply for the benefit of individual souls; it is an eternal institution, with an affiance to Christ, a calling and destiny of its own; within that universal sphere our personal destiny holds its particular place.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "affiance" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
