Sentence examples for divine idea from inspiring English sources

For starters, Mrs. Hunter's divine idea came to her in 1994.

Hegel's drama, moreover, culminates in this world, for "the state is the divine idea as it exists on Earth".

Not having a divine idea of human nature, Levi was constantly exposing the fault lines of secular humanism — he defended human dignity even as he developed a growing sense that the human animal was somehow indefensible.

Intelligible extension, then, is a divine idea.

In fact, infinite individual causal principles derive from one and the same divine idea, formally distinct from each other.

A divine idea, according to its esse formale is negatively finite whereas according to its esse reale is infinite.

The natural world was like a mirror that precisely reflected and embodied these divine ideas.

"I heard Faust sung on Friday night — at the Academy, and somehow you got mixed with the lyric rapture, and you were with me hearing it, and drinking your fill of those 'Divine Ideas below / That always find us young / And always keep us so,' " she writes, quoting Emerson.

Emerson's "poet" — a "complete man," a "man without impediment," a "sayer" and "namer," like Adam — would not have printed the lacklustre verses appended to "The Poet," which venerate "Olympian bards" and "divine ideas" with rhymes as bouncy as a Super Ball.

That view has relied mainly on the writings of Plato, whose dialogues, often with Socrates as speaker, constitute "a search among friends...for the divine ideas of the true, the beautiful, the good", says a modern French scholar, Marc Fumaroli.The second golden age of conversation, among the French elites in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, is much better documented.

"I heard Faust sung on Friday night at the Academy, and somehow you got mixed with the lyric rapture, and you were with me hearing it, and drinking your fill of those 'Divine Ideas below / That always find us young / And always keep us so,' " she writes, quoting Emerson.