Sentence examples for divinely controlled from inspiring English sources
Lear's madness stems from the disintegration of his divinely controlled, harmoniously ordered kingdom, in which he hubristically conceived himself to be supreme.
So while the biblical authors may have written in their own voice and style, the contents of their compositions were nevertheless divinely inspired and controlled.
Even if the governments controlling the world's remaining oil were divinely commissioned to make life nice for us, we would still be facing essentially the same energy problems we face, or refuse to face, today.
They argue that leaders attempt to control the lives of adherents by claiming divinely bestowed authority.
His claims of sanctity were surprisingly daring: he considered himself the divinely invested master of the universe.
The Statute of Apprentices of 1563 embodied this concept, for it assumed the moral obligation of all men to work, the existence of divinely ordered social distinctions, and the need for the state to define and control all occupations in terms of their utility to society.
But one of the repeated indices of God's power, as invoked in many of the Psalms, is his ability to control the waves — after all, the Psalmist knew that a great flood had consumed the world, at God's command, and that the Red Sea had been divinely parted.
Read stories of divinity and divinely inspired beings.
Burlap sacks have long seemed almost divinely designed to hold oysters.
Everything on earth reflects a divine prototype, and all human affairs are divinely ordered and scrutinized.
For instance, in the next scene to film, Jesus (they don't call him Black Jesus on the show) will attempt to play peacemaker in a dispute over control of a community garden that just happens to produce divinely inspired, THC-infused tomatoes.
