("It's divine, with tiny little leaves," he said).
He often greeted Mother's references to the divine with irritated sarcasm.
The views out to sea are divine, with fishing boats coming and going.
Juliana was truly a child of the Divine, with the purest of spirits imaginable.
Reni makes the story a Christian allegory of the power of the divine, with Europa looking reverently heavenward.
White sourdough and Irish soda are both excellent, but the Irish Guinness bread – thick, malty, almost offal-like in flavour – is divine with salted butter.
There are two grilled coconut rotis and that pennywort relish, which is just divine, with a slick of sweet tamarind sauce to stir in.
The singer, Sebastien Tellier, 33, intends to perform "Divine" with almost exclusively English lyrics, becoming the first French competitor to do so since the contest began in 1956.
Like Donne, Phillips mixes the divine with the beloved and, in accordance with his interest in control, throws in a suggestion of S-and-M to boot.
And attempting to prove or disprove magic with data is like debating the presence of the divine with an atlas of interstates.
He proposed completing the unfinished transept of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine with bold, branching forms that conjured the work of Antonio Gaudí, the Catalan architect whose exuberant designs transformed Barcelona, Spain.
