Sentence examples for divinity will from inspiring English sources

We'll operate as a democracy, this symbolic configuration hints, yet some force of divinity will animate us.

Hindu mythology avers that 10 incarnations of the peace-loving divinity will appear on Earth, each an avatar, or "descent," of the god himself.

This addition to the story of Tut, whose golden image has always conveyed a certain divinity, will be revealed in a new BBC documentary called "Tutankhamun: The Truth Uncovered," set to air on 16 August.

Renny Harlin's The Legend Of Hercules, starring Twilight's Kellan Lutz as the eponymous divinity, will be hoping for a similar reversal of fortunes in years to come, having already lost its box-office battle with Brett Ratner's bigger, bolder, brawnier Hercules, starring Dwayne Johnson.

Cody Jones, PhD Student in Comparative Literature and Divinity, will serve as the discussant.

For thus the sick, changing the unwholesome air and water to which they have been accustomed for those that are healthy, sooner convalesce; and a reliance upon the divinity will be therefore increased by proper choice of situation.

Those who spurn such a god will be punished by divinity while those who show true hospitality will find divine favor.

Richard Hays, the George Washington Ivey Professor of New Testament at the divinity school, will serve as dean for a two-year term while a national search is conducted for Jones' successor.

This weekend, students from 10 seminaries and divinity schools will gather at Wake Forest School of Divinity in Winston-Salem, N.C., to give birth, voice, creativity and energy to revive a seminary student movement.

Once the transcriptions are generated by Pop Up Archive and edited by Divinity students, they will be made available on the web interface alongside the recordings.

Loren Lybarger (UChicago Divinity PhD 2002) will deliver his Martin Marty Center for the Advanced Study of Religion Senior Fellows Symposium—"A Disenchanted Exile: Secularism and the Islamic Revival among Palestinian Immigrants in Chicago". Volume 94 of The Journal of Religion, edited by Divinity School faculty and published by the University of Chicago Press, is now available.