Sentence examples for bit of god from inspiring English sources

At this point, there's a little bit of God in everything Freeman does.

This week's Riff, by Alex Pappademas, discusses Morgan Freeman's new science show, "Through the Wormhole," and how there's "a little bit of God" in everything he does.

The book's cast includes brave, silent miners, young widows, determined wives, grieving families, a bit of God and a wimpy town doctor who demonstrates his inner strength.

George's father believed that there was a little bit of God in everyone and, when the time came, he found a Quaker high school in Pennsylvania in which his son could be tutored in the grace of that assumption.

"Maybe the last four years was a little bit of God's providence.

"It's just a little bit of God's blessing on our event," he said, shaking off an umbrella near the entrance.

Last week the lioness of liberalism herself, Hillary Clinton, engaged in a bit of God-drenching of her own at a fundraiser organised by the Reverend Eugene Rivers, a leading campaigner against teenage violence.

The country had every bit of God-given energy and talent and latent conviction that it needed to produce genius, he believed, but too much kowtowing to society and the approval of elders had tamed his fellows of their natural gifts (the "aboriginal Self," he called it) and sapped them of their courage.

It's nice to hear bits of "God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen," "Deck the Halls" and other holiday music throughout the play.

Capital Xtra DJ Jez Welham told the trial at Westminster Magistrates Courtt he considered Fox to be "a bit of a god in the industry".

Don't get me wrong, I love me a bit of "what God has joined together let no man put asunder" but after Saturday's ceremony I wondered why more people weren't having them.