Sentence examples similar to felt divine intervention from inspiring English sources
Offensive tackle D'Brickashaw Ferguson said this run felt like divine intervention, as if fate was smiling on the Jets after 40 years of breaks that went the other way.
When I was hospitalized that second time and woke up relatively unscathed, it felt like divine intervention or something a little bigger than just me".
If you look divine, you feel divine".
It feels a little like divine intervention.
Villa have felt like a club in need of some divine intervention of their own for much of the season.
Maybe God could tell us why it worked at all". Divine intervention is what Poles often feel they need to get a call through.
Feeling betrayed by the system, Anne prays that one day divine intervention will bring the culprits to justice.
I am grateful, but, whereas an atheist would disdain the idea of divine intervention as childish, to my Jesuit-molded mind it felt almost blasphemous to claim special favor.
The father may feel that 'If the patient were maintained then God might decide to intervene', but divine intervention can occur after death too and should not impact on the question of continuing care.
"You might think that it's divine intervention or, you know, that I'm channelling, because that's the way I feel sometimes, but it's also the sum total of all these years of experience," she said.
