Sentence examples for blessing giving from inspiring English sources

When oil came to the Delta, it was an image blessing, giving rise to a new social consciousness and providing political weight to historically less powerful states (Anikpo, 11).

But according to some analysts, the rocket failures were a blessing, giving both the United States and Russia more time to test space station components on the ground instead of rushing them into orbit.

"The Ukraine crisis is seen as a blessing, giving the shale-gas lobby the perfect chance to say if you want to get rid of dependence on Russian gas…" said Antoine Simon, who analyses the politics of the extractive industries for Friends of the Earth.

But she cast her time off as an unexpected blessing, giving her time for reflection that allowed her to "really reconnect with what this campaign is all about".

Her blessing gives her the right to certain pontifical insignia: the ring and sometimes the crosier.

To stand on stage and sing is a blessing given by the grace of God.

The rebbe's blessing gave Leviev the keys to the Chabad network in the former Soviet Union at a very dangerous time.

Lots of our women now take a year, which I think is possibly a mixed blessing, given the nature of the job and how quickly confidence can erode.

Mr. Ahmadinejad, speaking to editors, reporters and television interviewers in the morning, described atomic energy as "a blessing given by God".

So it was – and there is evidence that the final decision was taken only after Murdoch's encouragement was received and his blessing given.

The biggest area of business is bank capital-raising, and success there may be a mixed blessing, given recent underwriting losses.Will the fame of the gloom-mongers be as fleeting as that of Ms Meeker and Mr Blodget?