Sentence examples for a form of divine from inspiring English sources

But Burton believes that his son's final actions were a form of divine inspiration.

White has since come to view the injury as a form of divine intervention — removing him from an unworthy case.

To call it compassion makes it sound like a form of divine love, and it wasn't that; it was terribly human.

During one rally, she reportedly called the 2012 death of journalist Heidi Holland – author of Dinner With Mugabe – a form of divine justice.

By turning the pursuit of truth into a form of divine worship, he integrated his study of theology with the Franciscan mode of the mendicant life.

Every sitting prophet is free to proclaim new revelations as God sees fit to send them — a form of divine direction that Mormon missionaries play as a trump card against competing faiths.

Bacon's famous argument that it is wise not to confound the Book of Nature with the Book of God comes into focus, since the latter deals with God's will (inscrutable for man) and the former with God's work, the scientific explanation or appreciation of which is a form of Christian divine service.

We could use these poems as a form of bibliomancy to divine secrets about our leaders.

While in the case of natural phenomena suspension of judgment maintains an unfailing spirit of research, in the case of the divine realm, where human understanding is seriously limited, suspension of judgment, Plutarch suggests, is due also as a form of piety towards the divine (De sera 549E; Opsomer 1998, 178 179).

Kamadhenu is regarded as a form of Devi (the Hindu Divine Mother) and is closely related to the fertile Mother Earth (Prithvi), who is often described as a cow in Sanskrit.

It came to him, as he tells it, in the post-Freudian form of divine intercession: a dream.