Sentence examples for holy perception from inspiring English sources
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind .— John Wooden's jersey hangs from the rafters of Mackey Arena, which adds to the almost holy perception that basketball in Indiana has to be played with precision and modesty.
This is something of what the novelist Marilynne Robinson, author of Gilead, had in mind when she wrote in an article, "What I might call personal holiness is in fact openness to the perception of the holy, in existence itself and above all in one another".
Seeing our child as holy takes only a flick in our perception.
"Our perception of God and Jesus Christ and the Holy Ghost is that they are one in purpose, but are separate beings," he said.
At one point the prince did finesse the difference between Arab and Western perceptions, saying the future capital should be Al Quds Al Sharif, or Holy Jerusalem, while the English text called it East Jerusalem.
These maps depicted Jerusalem as the Holy City for Christianity; portraying the city through the eyes of the Christian pilgrims, and reflecting their perceptions, excitement and devotion.
Perception, reality; reality, perception.
