Sentence examples for end of god from inspiring English sources

For some people it meant the end of God.

We knew the anthem wouldn't be played, but at the end of God Save the Queen we stood in line for about 10 seconds to make our point".

The element of incongruity is even more pronounced in "La Fine di Dio" ("The End of God"), a series of large, egg-shaped canvases whose shiny surfaces, covered with oil paint in Easter-egg colors, are similarly punctured.

Towards the end of God on Trial, broadcast on Wednesday on BBC 2, a group of Auschwitz prisoners concluded that God was indeed guilty of breaking his covenant with the Jews.

Despite this soul desert, the end of God and ethics, the father still defines and endangers himself by trying to instil moral values in his son, by refusing to abandon all belief.

At Sotheby's contemporary art sale, a striking Fontana, "Spatial Concept, the End of God" (1964), a large bright-yellow egg-shaped canvas punctuated by Fontana's familiar holes, was bought by Anthony Meier, the San Francisco dealer, for $2.2 million, well above its $1.3 million high estimate.

Beverly Roberts Gaventa and Patrick D. Miller (editors), The Ending of Mark and the Ends of God: Essays in Memory of Donald Harrisville Juel (Westminster John Knox Press, 2005).

In a 2007 interview with GameTrailers, God of War creator and game director David Jaffe explained his original intention for the series, which is different from the actual ending of God of War III, which was based on game director Stig Asmussen's vision.

The eye of God ends up inside, so that, in the end, you take care of judgment and punishment yourself.

When The Doctor deposited them, at the end of The God Complex last year, that really was them leaving.

At the end of The God of Nightmares - "a stealth novel with a huge left hook," says Franzen - Helen's absolutes are suddenly questioned and she discovers, in the words of novelist Rosellen Brown, that "Betrayal... [is] not as simple as she had thought, and faithfulness to someone you love [is] not necessarily to be confused with self-delusion".