Sentence examples for a second creation from inspiring English sources

In doing so, he rediscovers an American story of origins, with America conceived as a second creation built in harmony with God's first creation.

Biblical scholars point out that Noah is in many ways a second Creation story.

But in order for there to be a second Creation, the first one is undone: The skies darken to hide the light, the waters come together to cover the land, the plants and animals -- except for those lucky enough to be on the ark -- perish.

It is hard to define; but, what takes place is a third creation all together: the suit and its corporal mate become one and a third reality emerges that fills the room.

The industrial revolution harnessed the energy of steam to drive engines, which enabled Turner to portray a kind of second creation.

The Large Hadron Collider has already identified a mysterious entity from the first trillionth of a second of creation called Higgs Boson and won two physicists a Nobel prize – and that was at half power.

The cocktail, a nineteenth-century creation, is no doubt the gustatory pinnacle of our near-instant consumables.

Tomato ketchup is a nineteenth-century creation — the union of the English tradition of fruit and vegetable sauces and the growing American infatuation with the tomato.

The notion of female sexual passivity — of woman's "passionlessness," as the historian Nancy Cott called it — is a nineteenth-century creation, prescriptive even then, and thoroughly anachronistic for prior centuries.

It is, then, very likely that she is a nineteenth-century creation.

The bike is a first-rate creation, on par with Icon's meticulously crafted four-wheeled efforts.