Sentence examples for certain paradise from inspiring English sources

And so the Irish tendency to raise an eyebrow at anything that's presented as certain paradise dissolved just at the moment when it was needed most.

With the collapse of Communism, the comparison seems more fanciful; it is still easier to understand those who betray and kill for a religious idea (certain paradise after death) than for a political one (promised paradise as long as all the targets of the next few Five-Year Plans are met).

Paradise lost, paradise regained.

Ever since her emergence, the governor has seemed — how to say? — terrified out of his bomber jacket, and has been moving to establish New York as the liberal paradise of a certain kind of voter's imagination: the kind of voter who would vote for Cynthia Nixon.

The ideal Norwegian vacation is to go to Syden, which technically means "the south" but encompasses any sunny paradise that fits certain criteria.

In certain of the birds-of-paradise known as manucodes, the elongated windpipe is coiled on the breast between the skin and the flesh.

The inaccessibility has ensured birds of paradise have retained a certain mystique into the present day.

The hard part about such a childhood is the certain knowledge that it is a paradise lost that can never be regained.

God's knowledge contains the first moment of creation just as the last, and He knows "in His eternity," for instance, whether a certain individual will end up in paradise or hell (Griffel 2009, 175 213).

Certain affluent Manhattan neighborhoods still seem like a bachelor's paradise.

The fear that the "Moors" would one day return and reclaim their lost paradise — through either conquest or immigration — has created a certain paranoia in Spanish politics.