Sentence examples for divine systems from inspiring English sources

Traumatized people feel utterly abandoned, utterly alone, cast out of the human and divine systems of care and protection that sustain life.

Let's re-read that last sentence: "...cast out of the human and divine systems of care and protection that sustain life".

Surprisingly, there are also older tracks in the mix— "Dubuasca" from his 2004 album Divine Systems of Throb, and "Blow" and "Enter The Chamber," both from 2005's Mesmerizing the Ultra.

It's just absolutely the most divine system of government you ever heard of".

Grief comes under the purview of an elaborate, and presumably divine, system; the underlying assumption is that even the most searing loss can be assuaged, slowly, by the assurance that a fundamentally good moral structure will live on after any one person within it is gone.

We can come to grasp and understand at least part of this divine system.

The cosmos itself is an intelligent, eternal (and hence divine) system that orders and regulates itself in an intelligent way: the logos is the account of this self-regulation.

P&G's tribute to athletes' mothers during last year's Olympics was aimed directly at the syrupy soul of system one.Rare is the marketer today who does not spout systemic terminology, but there are disagreements over how to divine what system one is feeling, and over the role of system two.

"Supreme Beings of Leisure: Divine Operating System," featuring the Los Angeles techno-lounge group, combines an audio CD and a DVD with many extras.

Ms. Soriano-Lightwood and her songwriting collaborator, the keyboardist Ramin Sakurai, left behind the rest of their old band between the Supreme Beings' first album and their new one, "Divine Operating System" (Palm).

Perhaps this drive is indicative of an innate ability - to divine within complex systems the true, One, indivisible whole that underpins reality itself.