Sentence examples for blind god from inspiring English sources
The blind god Höd, deceived by the evil Loki, killed Balder by hurling mistletoe, the only thing that could hurt him.
The novel's epigraph, from a W. S. Merwin poem -"The stars at noon, / While the light worships its blind god" - is an encapsulated version of the relationship between these two nameless characters in their unjust world.
As if it weren't already obvious that we're all living in a wacky parallel universe, a twisted parody of the real world possibly created by a blind god or a power-crazed mad scientist the city of Birmingham has decided to build for itself the Eye of Mordor, to be installed above the revamped New Street Station.
As if it weren't already obvious that we're all living in a wacky parallel universe, a twisted parody of the real world – possibly created by a blind god or a power-crazed mad scientist – the city of Birmingham has decided to build for itself the Eye of Mordor, to be installed above the revamped New Street Station.
Once a group believes it has a divine endorsement it will assume extraordinary powers based on that blind spot: God is on our side.
And who can fail to be bored blind (oh, God, I hope she doesn't take this as an attack on her own optical disability!) I, for one, wonder why she chose to take on last Sunday's "Family Guy" as an attack on her little boy, Trig, who has Down's Syndrome.
Shorn of his hair and, therefore, his strength, Samson is captured and blinded, but God, relenting, grants him a final moment of strength to destroy his enemies and himself together.
In his previous life as "Saul," as described in the Bible, Paul killed or persecuted Christians until blinded by God's light on the road to Damascus.
Was the sea a blind mechanism when God "commandeth" it?
Kierkegaard's point in Fear and Trembling is not to recommend blind faith in God, but to unsettle his readers' blind faith in themselves.
Mr. Palazzo did not otherwise dwell much on specifics, responding to Mr. Taylor's litany of details with general promises to cut taxes, save jobs rather than lose them, preserve American sovereignty and not turn a blind eye to God.
