Sentence examples for a providential from inspiring English sources

It was a providential move.

"It is a providential moment for Poland.

But Kentucky lost last night, wrecking a providential pairing.

Instead he took a providential buyout and called Mr. Agassi.

For Howe and generations of Americans, the cruelty of war demanded a providential overseer.

Through a providential interpretation of the war, Lincoln hoped to reunite a divided country.

"There is a providential nature to the fact that it is Obama".

Few people any longer believe in a benevolent nature — much less a benevolent nature sitting in for a providential God.

On a providential mission, they hoped to begin history anew; they had the advantage of building a civilization from scratch.

Woods's ball disappeared briefly, then the trees spit it out, a fortuitous carom that led to a providential par.

Even so, this is a kind of language, a providential self-criticism, that we no longer associate with this day.