Sentence examples for eden of from inspiring English sources
In Judaism of the closing centuries bc, the Eden of Genesis, the earthly paradise, lent its name to the heavenly paradise mentioned occasionally in the New Testament (Luke 23:43; 2 Corinthians 12 3; Revelation 2 7).
How is Peterson welcomed in this Eden of progressive politics?
We've been banished from an Eden of oscillation".
It constructs a lost utopia for us and a clear fall from the Eden of Africa.
The rancour over impeachment appears to represent a fall from some former Eden of civility.
Some of the Indian peoples the expedition encountered had an Eden of their own.
It is the site of the Garden of Eden, of the Great Flood.
Garden weddings, Ms. Aghevli said, reach back subconsciously "to a mythical — but no less powerful for that — perfection, a sort of Garden of Eden, of perfect and blameless innocence, a fresh start".
It is the site of the Garden of Eden, of the Great Flood and the birthplace of Abraham.
"There is no decision of record on the river," said Joyce Eden of the Sierra Club.
The US treasury secretary in 2008, Paulson was the Sir Anthony Eden of the financial crisis.
