Sentence examples for god disposes from inspiring English sources
"You know that old adage, man plans but God disposes?
I like the proverb 'Man proposes, God disposes.' " Guan traveled to Georgia last month from his base in California to play a few practice rounds at Augusta National.
But following in the footsteps of Mother Theresa and Dame Cicely Saunders, this is a branch of medicine exceptionally heavily dominated by the deeply religious who believe only God disposes.
Another famous Franklin-inspired image of the Victorian period was Edwin Henry Landseer's astonishing painting "Man Proposes, God Disposes," which shows man proposing in the form of a shipwreck, and God, or Nature, disposing in the form of two rather vulpine polar bears feasting on a human rib cage and the remains of a mast.
Many proverbs use alliteration: "Many a mickle (little) makes a muckle (lot)," rhyme: "Man proposes, God disposes," parallelism: "Nothing ventured, nothing gained," ellipsis: "First come, first served," etc.
The way of God, who disposes all things with gentleness, is to instill religion into our minds with reasoned arguments and into our hearts with grace, but attempting to instill it into our hearts and minds with force and threats is to instill not religion but terror.
In short, God has disposed some human beings as a cause of life for others, and likewise, he has disposed the latter as a cause of the death of the former".
What Ms. Rodriguez and others like her say they cannot fathom is the notion of a church — where one baptizes children, memorializes the dead, finds communion with God — being disposed of as real estate.
Presents (as distinct from gifts, which I was always told are God's to dispose) can be a delight, of course; I yield to no one in the degree of irrational delight I experience at the sight of a parcel wrapped with a bow.
But having so disposed, what God was there to encounter?
