Sentence examples for gods one from inspiring English sources
Then, like a gift from the tabloid gods, one emerged.
Mr. Daniels reimagines Stravinsky's "Apollo & the Muses" with two gods, one youthful, one older.
When Eddie's horse trailer explodes and burns at the end of the revival, that's the end of him and his animals, not the Wagnerian fall of the world of the gods one could not avoid seeing in the earlier production.
Even them sharing the stage with strange hybrid creatures who are gods one moment, donkeys the next (yes, that's you, Thomas Müller and Gomez) doesn't significantly reduce the wow factor.
Vainglory is set on a parallel version of the earth, with the backstory including two sleeping gods – one in the heart of earth and another in the heart of the moon – with the former secreting then releasing "halcyon" through geyser-like eruptions on the surface.
In "A World Full of Gods," one of the book's characters summed up what in many ways was Professor Hopkins's approach: "I realized that having a variety of accounts, instead of a single true account, made some sense," the time traveler says, adding that "mixing autopsy with narrative is not conventional, but I personally think it's fair".
The 13th-century Icelandic writer and chieftain was the author of three hugely influential books of stories (the Edda, Heimskringla and Egil's Saga) that created the Viking world we are familiar with today: the myths of Valhalla and the Valkyries, stories of elves, dwarfs, dragons and their gods – one-eyed Odin and red-bearded Thor – as well as the Twilight of the Gods, or Ragnarök.
It has been said that in order to find God, one must give up on one's human, finite concept of who and what God is.
The document begins by labelling the idea that human beings are created in the image of God "one of the bedrock principles on which Western civilization was built".
He suggested that proponents of ontological arguments would claim that, if one fully understood the concept of God, one must accept his existence.
