Sentence examples for godlike state from inspiring English sources

Seun was raised for many years by his uncle Beko – "His conservative lifestyle was the perfect foil to my father's eccentricity" – and doesn't share Fela's religious inclinations, though he does talk of Fela being "in a Godlike state" at the end of his life.

It is described that these traumatic memories alone separate thetans from their static (natural, godlike) state.

Perhaps this is why Kim Jong Il, North Korea's dear leader and godlike head of state, decided to forgo the Trans-Siberian and travel in his own train during his state visit to Russia.

When Constantine legalized Christianity in the early fourth century, some began to see an almost godlike authority in the state.

Within years of the 1917 Russian revolution, a godlike image of the new state's ruler was born.

I mean, ahem, The Law, a collection of rules allegedly grounded in some godlike moral sensibility located in state and national legislatures and enforced -- lethally, if necessary -- by a system of justice almost completely conceived as a mechanism to dole out punishment for disobedience.

I'm not eager for godlike status.

A man claiming Godlike status deceives.

"As doctors, we almost have a godlike status in India.

He has surrendered himself so totally to the service of the state that the authorities now have a godlike insight into him: godlike in its power, that is, but with a very human malice and caprice.

China Chow states (in a strangely non-diagetic, seemingly godlike voiceover), "we've stocked the studio with everything you could possibly need for this challenge".