Sentence examples for god drawn from inspiring English sources

Most auspiciously, Ramya Ramnarayan — who has received sparkling praise from Alastair Macaulay, chief dance critic of The New York Times — offers "Shyama — The Legend of Krishna," a portrait of the Hindu god drawn through the gestural language of Bharatanatyam.

"The place where God draws near to us, where he comes toward our world".

This is the pose of William Blake's God drawing the universe with a compass.

''I am here because God drew me here,'' she told me ecstatically.

He lectured about the lives of the prophets of God, drawing from traditional Islamic sources (and sometimes even Biblical ones).

The short but important Tractatus de primo principio, a compendium of what reason can prove about God, draws heavily upon the Ordinatio.

His evocation of Lope de Aguirre – the 16th-century conquistador terrifyingly incarnated by Klaus Kinski in Aguirre, Wrath of God – drew me, aged 16, into his world.

A prominent group of activists called the Khudai Khidmatgars, or Servants of God, drew direct inspiration from Gandhi's ideas of service, disciplined nonviolence and civil disobedience to defy the colonial authorities.

Seneca discusses the benefits conveyed by God, drawing on Stoic theology and philosophy of nature (see 5.3 below on Stoic theology).

It was only a small lie, but God drew the people together and said: "Because someone lied, I'm going to drop a grain of sand on the world".

In the beginning, God drew order out of chaos.