Sentence examples for a sort of divine from inspiring English sources
When those letters find their mark, the results are life-changing, a sort of divine intervention with a stamp.
More specifically, the way that Beck tells it, the two came together in a sort of divine meet-cute, at an event last year.
In this culture in which manliness was next to godliness, erections were considered a jolt of spiritual life force, a sort of divine madness.
And, wonderfully, none of her instincts tell her to resist it; she gains a sort of divine urgency to carry out her part.
There is a destabilizing, unrelenting directness in Myles's writing, and "Afterglow" is like the "Just Kids" of dog books: a punk devotional, shot through with a sort of divine attention to material reality and a poet's associative leaps.
Shiite Muslims believe that they are awaiting the return of the 12th Imam, and under this religious concept the faqih, or supreme leader, serves in his place as a sort of divine deputy.
The ontological argument thus works as a sort of divine-attribute-generating machine.
What I am trying to say, is that the established aim of my life has always been to gorge on the words of intellectuals and disseminate the information to the masses... this doesn't make me any sort of divine conduit, mind you, because more often than not, my analysis are completely fucking wrong.
To restore yourself, conversely, is to declare yourself deserving of a sort of semi-divine status among the ranks of your fellow strivers, and to face boldly up to the additional tribulations this entails.
Mr Collins has no time for intelligent design but conceives God to be of the non-interfering sort, a kind of divine CCTV camera.
