Sentence examples for deity like from inspiring English sources
Many myths akin to the type of the dema deity (like Hainuwele) and to the culture-hero type (like Prometheus) account for events—such as the invention of agriculture, domestication of animals, and the use of fire that have transformed the world for the benefit of man.
That picture is a disguise for a Yoruban deity, like a double exposure.
It's strange to imagine a musical deity like Bach humbly applying for a job and being judged by inferior mortals.
Attributing a picture to a household deity like Bruegel or Michelangelo affirms our sense of control, our ability to get a grip on our affairs, at least for the moment.
With so many musical geniuses having died prematurely in recent months, you almost feel a bizarre sense of gratitude to find a bona fide pop deity like Stevie Wonder still in full effect and on top of his majestic game.
Rashid Masood, an influential Muslim politician from Saharanpur, publicly declared that he would not say Vande Mataram, as saying a prayer to a deity like Bharat Mata was against his religion.
"North Koreans are brainwashed into believing that the Kim dynasty is deity-like and Americans are the source of all evil".
It was Ko Ni's legal ingenuity that helped the N.L.D. devise a new position of State Counsellor for Suu Kyi, through which she would, according to her own words, hover, deity-like, "above the President".
An enviably spacious Southwark house was shared by five trainee lawyers: ambitious Milly (Amita Dhiri), her dissatisfied boyfriend, Egg (Andrew Lincoln, now The Walking Dead's zombie-slaying sheriff), gay Welshman Warren Jason Hughess), arrogant barrister Miles Jack Davenportt) and one-woman Scottish whirlwind Anna (the deity-like Daniela Nardini).
A composer/performance artist/instrument inventor for over forty years, he is deity-like in the world of experimental music.
His resignation or death would upend politics in the oil-rich nation, where he enjoys a deity-like status among poor supporters thankful for his social largesse.
