Sentence examples for creatures of good from inspiring English sources

Twenty-five years later, I wrote "The Fire Balloons," a story in which a number of priests fly off to Mars looking for creatures of good will.

He responded appropriately to the monolithic creature of good fortune and horror: "That's a fucking evil-ass leprechaun.

In the case of Jesus, the picture that arises bears very little resemblance to the catechistic creature of good works most Christians are familiar with.

In Islāmic theology, Iblīs is described as an angel, a jinn (spiritual creature capable of good or evil), or an angel who was the leader of the jinni.

All Being presupposes the first Good because all creatures of nature participate in this good and only possess good qualities by virtue of their participation.

"Though neither their rescue nor their current conditions are 'perfect,' yet when seen from the point of view of living creatures, every good heart that protects life is worthy of respect," the paper wrote.

The family motto of the colourful underground creatures – "making good use of bad rubbish" – sprang from a concern of the writer's that chimed with the growing ecological awareness of the next four decades.

They are serious, Dostoyevskyan creatures who ponder the nature of good and evil and the torture of human — all right, make that inhuman — solitude.

Bees clearly have phenomenal memories for such small creatures – they signal the whereabouts of good nectar sources by means of their famous waggle dance – and similar epigenetic mechanisms have been found in bees and humans.

The green Honu, as these creatures are called, is a symbol of good luck in Hawaii – it's considered a blessing when you see one.

Nature is full of good inspiration for creatures, so go outside, find a few cool bugs and get a tan! Human Creatures.