Sentence examples for divine meaning from inspiring English sources
Those trying to divine meaning from it suggested they were the names in the envelope.
And nonfarmers may have to pay very close attention and divine meaning from context.
On the other side, we reporters straining like phrenologists to divine meaning from the back of Mr. Bulger's head.
But that is a mystery as unfathomable as his efforts to discern a divine meaning in the devastation he saw everywhere in the waning days of 1862.
Haruspex, aptly, is the Latin name for a Roman priest whose task was to divine meaning from the innards of sacrificial beasts.
The anti-methodology that refuses closure and insists on fecundity facilitates — no, demands — sharing, and builds an ever-expanding community of digital fellowship, an almost theological community in which everyone explores in "the inexhaustible nature of divine meaning" ("Reading Machines").
He has delved into the literature; he has interviewed lots of people — scientists, economists, deep thinkers and others who wind up in the book — and he has divined meaning and found counterintuitive connections that would otherwise elude the rest of us.
For this reason, one of the questions that engages him is the method of distinguishing between the true divine law, meaning the Torah of Moses, and a false religion that also claims to be of divine origin, meaning Christianity.
It requires Olympian patience to find letters and words amid such badly damaged material, and immense learning to divine the meaning within.
Reading too much into "Regrettable Food" makes me feel a little like one of those academicians who can divine deep meaning in every finger of Michael Jackson's glove.
