Sentence examples for divine marks from inspiring English sources

On Oct. 31: The Cathedral of St. John the Divine marks the occasion with a screening of "The Phantom of the Opera," accompanied by live organ music.

Oh, bring on the fresh-frozen lasagne, I tell the ghost: heat up the pre-packaged vichysoisse, and take that crème caramel out of its divine Marks & Spencer wrapping.

She's opening up a debate about her identity that she may not win as the Daily Caller's Joe Simonson wrote on Twitter, "The reason why Warren's team thought this DNA test was a good idea is because her team are a bunch of over-educated liberals who fetishize minority status and think having *any* percentage of Native blood is some sort of divine mark".

Aly also gets a suitor, a magical crow who assumes human form, but Aly develops more chemistry with the trickster god; her divine confidence marks Aly as worthy of a supernatural partner.

In some myths divine supremacy is marked by a god's mastery over fate.

Pious Jewish circles, such as the Enoch community and other pietist groups, expected in the coming Son of man a figure of light from on high, a heavenly conquering hero, with all the marks of divine power and glory.

The authors see their astounding sales success as a mark of divine approval.

The fall in the level of the sea was interpreted as a mark of divine favour by Alexander's flatterers, including the historian Callisthenes.

He sensed intuitively that Copernicus had hit upon an account of the universe that contained the mark of divine planning literally a revelation.

Corbyn's final flourish in his speech, in which he quoted Labour's first leader, Keir Hardie, seeking to "stir up a divine discontent with wrong", marked the moment for some when he defined his driving mission in politics.

Or go to the church of Santa Maria della Salute, whose interior is the grandest and most dwarfing enclosed space in Venice, a sombre manifestation of divine mystery built to mark a devastating 17th-century plague.