Sentence examples for divine force from inspiring English sources

The first aeon was said to emanate directly from the unmanifest divinity and to be charged with a divine force.

"It was meant to be the personification of the divine force of justice," Ms. LaGamma said.

Such empires even seemed to replace nature with a system of their own invention, as if wielding a divine force.

When asking how all matter was created while at the same time considering that matter is neither created nor destroyed, we must consider a divine force.

That makes us the victims of an illusion: that our own psychology comes from some divine force or mysterious essence or almighty principle".

And it's the agitation he causes in the characters who are angry at him, or turned on by him — which is often the same thing, in this lame, sexed-up production — that brings to mind another hot-looking divine force: the Visitor (Terence Stamp) in Pier Paolo Pasolini's 1968 film, "Teorema".

Not everyone shares this confidence that food will be provided by divine forces.

For Tolstoy, history is the "swarm life", determined not by great men but by unseen divine forces.

No less impressive is the way in which she portrays the respect between humans and animals, the sense of presiding fate governing all creation, and the rituals of propitiation made to divine forces so as not to antagonise them.

The relationship between heaven and earth throughout the movie is volatile, as the human characters, who imagine they have more power than they do, find themselves at the mercy of divine forces whose purpose remains enigmatic.

Dancers thrashed about on the floor, swiveled on their knees, tied their bodies into knots and overpowered one another as if taking turns portraying mortals wrestling with divine forces.