Sentence examples for divine enough to from inspiring English sources

And Bradley's tomato and brie quiche is divine enough to transport your spread to Seurat's riverbank.

Who knows if the astrologer in human resources and the Christian in accounts payable have divined enough answers to finally set you free from the misery of a dead-end job.

To have found, heaven knows, a bed and a roof's divine enough.

I did, however, sit in the same row as George Clooney, and that was divine enough for me.

He gives us the equivalent of a common New York City sparrow, but created from scratch in paint by a faultless hand and loving eye, and that's divine enough.

Which is divine enough for me.

Although he gave no names, many of the 18 were easy enough to divine; no shabby bleep test result could ever deny Gigi Buffon or Andrea Pirlo their place on the plane to Brazil.

Scotus argues that if Henry is right about the limitations of our natural powers, even divine illumination is not enough to save us from pervasive uncertainty.

Having all but lived with an N.F.L. team for more than a year while researching a book, the idea that anyone could know enough to accurately divine the winner of a football game struck me as risible.

Consisting of lists of good and bad deeds, each assigned a certain number of merit or demerit points, the ledgers offered the hope of divine reward to users "good" enough to accumulate a substantial sum of merits.

NME magazine called it "sky-kissingly high and divine", and found Axelrod versatile enough to "soar above his own pretensions".