Sentence examples for be salvation from inspiring English sources
noun
The process of being saved, the state of having been saved (from hell).
- In Islam, salvation is achieved by praying in the mosque to Allah and following the sunnah of Muhammad.
If there is to be salvation, it will come at the Camp Nou, where Barcelona hosts Madrid on Saturday and Chelsea on Tuesday.
But I was moved by Hare's searching portrait of a one-sided love that for Wilde proved to be salvation and destroyer alike.
For him, good and bad rarely exist in isolation, and often as not, what we imagine as tragedy turns out to be salvation.
He makes this distinction in his De vulgari eloquentia (1304 05; "Of Eloquence in the Vulgar") in which he also declares the subjects fit for the high, tragic style to be salvation, love, and virtue.
There 10 or so similarly dressed people are waiting for what they believe may be salvation in the ethereal form of a willowy young woman, Maggie (Brit Marling), who, in true star style, knows how to make an entrance: veiled and tethered to an oxygen tank.
A quarter of French jobs are state-financed, against 14% in Britain, 15% in America and 16% in Germany.In this section Catalan zeal Where no news is bad news Euro-go-go Devolution can be salvation Nobody won Could Flanders be reinvented?
In reciprocity is salvation for both.
It's salvation he's getting in this second season.
To him they are not just "sexy"; they are salvation.
According to exclusivism, there is salvation only for Christians.
