Sentence examples for exactly a god from inspiring English sources

Giant Cop isn't exactly a God game – apart from passing new laws, you can't change anything about the city you police.

Giant Cop isn't exactly a God game apart from passing new laws, you can't change anything about the city you police.

Blond Glinda arriving at Munchkinland in her magic bubble might cause Dorothy to comment on the high speed and oddity of the local transport operating in Oz, but to an Indian audience Glinda was arriving exactly as a god should arrive: ex machina, out of her own machine.

Leibniz's monads are fundamentally to be conceived mentalistically they are in a way mentalistic automatons moving from one perceptual state (some conscious and some not) to another, all exactly according to a God imposed pre-defined rule.

Not exactly a "Hand of God" moment, but not far off the pace.

Not a god, exactly.

As for the Commandant himself, he is not exactly a Kurtzian chieftain-god of the jungle: his weapons and provisions all come from the political faction he is fighting for and to whom he is beholden.

By Ben Lerner February 25 , 2013For the poet Wallace Stevens, "God and the imagination are one" — or, more exactly, in the absence of a God, the human imagination must re-enchant the world.

"Secretly, I love art," declares the young Fritz Kocher in "A Schoolboy's Diary and Other Stories,"… For the poet Wallace Stevens, "God and the imagination are one" — or, more exactly, in the absence of a God, the human imagination must re-enchant the… The author waited for the librarian in the coffee shop on the little commercial strip across from the campus.

So if this Word, this Logos, was a God, what exactly was it?

"I'm not sure that's exactly how God works, fixing raffles," he said with a laugh.