Sentence examples for celestial understanding from inspiring English sources
Even Phil Brown has a part to play; he is the perma-tanned gatekeeper, his carefully-maintained goatee the portal to celestial understanding of a cosmos that willingly embraces Southend United.
His accomplishments include determining with great accuracy the orbits of comets and other celestial bodies, understanding the nature of comets, and calculating the parallax of the sun.
(This understanding of eclipses and other celestial phenomena as warnings hasn't gone away entirely. Some Christian pastors have said that Friday's eclipse is a message from the heavens).
Since the late 19th century astronomy has expanded to include astrophysics, the application of physical and chemical knowledge to an understanding of the nature of celestial objects and the physical processes that control their formation, evolution, and emission of radiation.
Angels who attempted to pervert the message of the ultimate celestial being in order to confuse man's understanding of his present boundary situation as a terrestrial being or his destiny as a supraterrestrial being though not always termed demons are malevolent in function.
Here was a man with good understanding of the power of the celestial realm.
But understanding how Smith's cloud works could help scientists understand how such celestial bodies move and interact with their surroundings, the authors said.
These are the Kirkwood gaps in the distribution of asteroids, and the recent understanding of their creation and maintenance has introduced into celestial mechanics an entirely new concept of irregular, or chaotic, orbits in a system whose equations of motion are entirely deterministic.
The Lady, exerting on her lover a power derived from the participation of her understanding in the divine, plays the role of the celestial intelligenze, who transmit the influence of the First Mover to the universe at large.
Among the most often used and also central to the understanding of his nature is Aḥmad ("the Most Glorified"), which is considered an inner and celestial name for Muhammad.
