Sentence examples for divine of from inspiring English sources

Then he will live without pleasure; and who knows whether this may not be the most divine of all lives?

$5. John Donne, Prose-Writer and Poet; Follies and Paradoxes of the Grave Divine of St. Paul's A STUDY OF THE PROSE WORKS OF JOHN DONNE.

Around his 20th regnal year he assumed the Horus name Divine of the White Crown, implicitly claiming all of Upper Egypt.

Archives|John Donne, Prose-Writer and Poet; Follies and Paradoxes of the Grave Divine of St. Paul's A STUDY OF THE PROSE WORKS OF JOHN DONNE.

Reverend Neil Summers, from the St John the Divine of Richmond church, opposite where the body was found, said he would lead prayers for the men.

Tactica Sacra (Sacred Strategies), by John Arrowsmith, Puritan divine of Trinity College, Cambridge, is a manual for the spiritual warrior, part of the armament of clergyman Dickinson.

The idea of divine immanence of the cosmos is integral to the philosophy of Vaishnavism.

He was not positing the transformation of species, but neither was he suggesting a series of divine creations of each new fauna (Rudwick 1997; Taquet 2006).

He is not advocating a doctrine of divine illumination of the intellect.

One was a millionaire, the other was an "emuron", a diviner, of great reputation.

It is tempting to think of Tacita Dean as a witchy presence in the world, a diviner of hidden forces.