Sentence examples for divine trial from inspiring English sources
In Abraham's divine trial, they were choices, and the wrong ones.
One farce depicts a divine trial of not only Elokeshi and the mahant, but also of her parents, who are portrayed as being equally guilty.
Divined from trial ideas written right over one another, the prelude not only offers scholars new fodder for debate but also provides a soundtrack, so to speak, for a fabled moment in Chopin's biography.
Without that, no court would be able to divine -- based on the trial record -- what role the unique ruling had on the verdict.
Each is a manifestation of miracle and wonder, a witness to divine intervention, a testament to trial and survival.
The trial judge who convicted Richard and Mildred Loving said such laws reflected divine will.
So, when the great trial came, she was prepared; and what seems to us Divine unselfishness appeared to her but simple duty".
At his 1981 trial Sutcliffe claimed that in 1967 he heard what he took to be a divine voice while working as a gravedigger.
The American philosopher Susanne K. Langer writes: In Asia the designation "Divine Comedy" would fit numberless plays; especially in India triumphant gods, divine lovers united after various trials [as in the perennially popular romance of Rama and Sita], are the favourite themes of a theater that knows no "tragic rhythm".
In Asia the designation "Divine Comedy" would fit numberless plays; especially in India triumphant gods, divine lovers united after various trials [as in the perennially popular romance of Rama and Sita], are the favourite themes of a theater that knows no "tragic rhythm".
