Plays can satirize society, or they can gently illuminate human weakness; they can divine the greatness and the limitations of humans in tragedy, or, in modern naturalistic playwriting, probe the human mind.
All this, in truth, was very little in harmony with Anaxagoras's wisdom; if, indeed, it be true that he, by a kind of divine impulse and greatness of spirit, voluntarily quitted his house, and left his land to lie fallow and to be grazed by sheep like a common.
It's hard to ever see anyone standing next to Beyonce, what with the blindingly divine glow of greatness constantly emitting from Queen Bey.
Pascal's view of human nature has much in common with that of La Rochefoucauld or Mme de La Fayette, but Pascal contrasts the misery of godless man with the potential greatness attainable through divine grace.
Great rivalries beget greatness.
Many Greek heroes had one divine parent and were, in essence, groomed for greatness from birth.
Human greatness is a manifestation of the Divine, and it should elicit our awe, our gratitude, and our resolve to participate anew in the great unfinished task.
If such as divine code is perfect, then questioning it only serves to support its greatness.
He believed that man's greatness was his share in this world of the spirit and in the divine capacity to create.
He discovers in the light and majesty of the divine his own poverty and nothingness and is thus torn between the contemplation of the greatness of God and his own meagreness.
