Sentence examples for divine status from inspiring English sources

Although opinions differ on whether the Bala Kanda narrative of Ahalya refers to the divinity of Rama, later sources assert Rama's divine status, portraying Ahalya as a condemned woman rescued by God.

Indeed, the Communist state's vast propaganda apparatus first exalted Mao to divine status.

The elevation of standardized tests to near divine status is destroying public education in our state.

(In Japan, Park is on the brink of acquiring divine status).

Representatives of the cities of Greece also came, garlanded as befitted Alexander's divine status.

Shostakovich is only one example of writers' and listeners' need to send ordinary musicians or even geniuses to divine status.

Clare Balding now enjoys the sort of semi-divine status once accorded to Des Lynam.

Yet the chief of their number, Mr Greenspan, instead achieved near-divine status as chairman of the Fed.

You can ascend to the quasi-divine status of Hero, beloved by the traumatized population, or descend to become fully Infamous, exploiting and dominating the weak.

The tendency to obsess over single words and phrases reflects, in part, the semi-divine status of Lincoln in American history.

Even Imran Khan, the sports star turned politician — who enjoys a near-divine status among young, urban Pakistanis — has contributed to the marginalization of minorities.