Sentence examples for heaven seems from inspiring English sources

FINNEGAN--Lawrence J. Jr. Six years in Heaven seems impossible!

"Heaven" seems to take place in the afterlife, albeit still on earth.

If one doesn't already own a warm-weather getaway, the notion of buying a little slice of tropical heaven seems especially appealing.

The New Testament's claim that it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven seems to have little impact on the acquisitiveness of contemporary Christian capitalists, "while the servants of the Church sit at the tables of the rich and preach submissiveness to the poor" (Lange 1873 75, 3 270 271).

Yet even in the seemingly lighthearted "Cool Papa Bell," heaven seems a long way away — 6 trillion light years, to be precise.

Still, Far From Heaven seems like an anomaly, an accessible entry in a filmography that includes the Sundance-winning (and homophobe-provoking) Jean Genet adaptation, Poison, and the conceptually challenging Bob Dylan homage, I'm Not There.

The first passion fed an unmatched capacity to make heaven seem viable and dynamic.

The very sun of heaven seemed distorted when viewed through the polarizing miasma welling out from this sea-soaked perversion, "Oh, that's a good price on Nutella".

El Greco's superb portraits, but, above all, his religious paintings, with their elongated figures rising like so many flames to heaven, seem like the embodiment of the most spiritual aspects of Spanish Catholicism.

The show, which opened originally in 1945 to audiences deeply mindful of the human toll taken by World War II, follows Billy beyond his earthly, day-to-day existence into eternity; the transition seems less jarring because Mr. Schweikardt's smart design has prepared us for it and John Lasiter's warm lighting makes heaven seem homey.

Heaven seemed to be the ultimate goal of the settlers and they never considered that that indigenous people had their own version of heaven.