Sentence examples for I divined from inspiring English sources

That September evening I divined that a spirit drifting in the ether needed me to tell his story, to describe a choice, a torment, a life.

If I divined that she was opening only the handwritten letters I receive, I might become resentful, but she reads a broad range of my correspondence.

Neighborhood ladies swanned in and out with their cellphones and Rhodesian Ridgebacks, grabbing Diptyque candles, but mostly popping in to discuss Carla Bruni's new Jackie O. Sarkozy look and inquire about a birthday gala that I divined was being held in honor of an owner's dog: a motionless blot of white fur in a black armchair.

Edith Wharton took the idea yet further in her poem "Artemis to Actaeon" (1909), in which the goddess reciprocates Actaeon's desire: Long, long hadst thou inhabited my dreams, Surprising me as harts surprise a pool, Stealing to drink at midnight; I divined Thee rash to reach the heart of life, and lie Bosom to bosom in occasion's arms, And said: Because I love thee thou shalt die!

Fuck this, I divined in a two-second window of lucidity, drugs are a sham.

How the burger could change lives I never divined, but on occasion it was magnificent, as beefy and flavorful as the outer quarter-inch of a Peter Luger porterhouse.

Through my considerable dating experience, I've divined the remedy to these particular dating ills.

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Is divine law possible at all, n.d.

Although What Is in Parmenides has its nearest analogue in these divine principles, Parmenides himself never in the extant fragments calls What Is divine or otherwise suggests that it is a god.

Annie B. Kay, a dietitian, author of the award-winning book Every Bite Is Divine, and lead nutritionist at the Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health in Stockbridge, Mass., agrees.