Sentence examples for god lost from inspiring English sources

The argument of an earlier age, that all men are equal before God, lost force once rationality was seen to rule, Mr. Fredrickson wrote.

Emerson won his high place in American esteem as the founder and proponent of a religion, one of many offshoots and modifications of Christianity — Mormonism, Shakerism, the Millerites — that flourished in the first half of the nineteenth century as Calvinism, with its baleful predestinarian God, lost its hold.

In each of those Opens at Olympic, a golf god lost to a less respected rival: twice in an 18-hole playoff (Hogan to the virtual unknown Jack Fleck in 1955, Palmer to the underappreciated Billy Casper in 1966) and twice by one stroke over 72 holes (Watson to the journeyman Scott Simpson in 1987, Stewart to the underrated Lee Janzen in 1998).

Mr Daniels was himself a professional footballer, with Cardiff and Cambridge, and while he thinks that all sportsmen could be helped by thinking of their bodies, and their talents, as gifts from God, which need to be exercised as a form of praise, he has seen many who, when they found God, lost some of their single-mindedness.

Eminem's track "Rap God" lost Best Rap Performance to Kendrick Lamar for his latest single "i".

And even God loses out to his Hollywood counterpart : Harvey Weinstein has been thanked the most times (12) in Oscar history.

"From what I can see, your God loses no time in satisfying your every desire," she tells him.

Despite its antiquity, the hotel has been completely modernized, without, thank God, losing any of its charm.

The Vedic gods lost importance in these texts and survive as figures of folklore.

"Why have the antique gods lost their prestige and their effect upon human souls?

City of Gods loses, 84-71, fallshortrt of $1 million final.