Sentence examples for heaven man from inspiring English sources
From its basic tristructure of branches representing heaven, man, and Earth, the freer, shōka style evolved.
Mr. Keane also debunked the long-told theory, first espoused in a walking guide written by Bunkio Matsuki, in 1930, that various parts of the garden represented heaven, man and earth.
This sect teaches that to enter heaven, men must have three or more wives and as many children as possible.
Riding through Castilian countryside at an exhilarating pace, Enrique taught me some fine Spanish curses and: "hombre!" (Good heavens, man).
I'm not suggesting we're going to beam it out to the heavens, man, and whoever gets it, great.
As Rosicrucian scholar and alchemist Paracelsus states: "Heaven is man and man is heaven..
He answers to an unseen person named Mr. Himmelman ("Heaven-man") who lives in Zurich.
The Gothic style, said Cram, "is the trumpet blast of an awakening world, a proclamation to the four winds of heaven that man has found himself".
Saigō's personal motto was Kei-ten; ai-jin ("Revere Heaven; love man").
To earn his way into heaven, a man must save a young girl's family from mobsters.
Jasper Rees is the author of Bred of Heaven: One Man's Quest to Reclaim His Welsh Roots.
