Sentence examples for how divinely from inspiring English sources

An unordained and therefore "lay" person, no matter how divinely gifted, had to abstain from such activities.

There were two cigarette girls in short red skirts greeting the guests, one carrying a tray with slices of carrot cake; a 1940s newsboy who gave us a copy of the Gotham On Ice Gazette (print, how divinely retro!); and a glam girl singer, Eva Engman, in a Tiffany-blue satin gown.

A Mormon friend and I argued recently about how divinely inspired our current prophets and apostles are.

People have a voracious appetite for a better way, and yesterday's 'wow' quickly becomes today's 'ordinary.'" He then went on to describe, in great detail, how the divinely discontent customer sets the standard for Amazon, and how Bezos has personally succeeded in -- and fallen short of -- delivering.

Some nights a critic's job feels impossibly good and divinely difficult: how even to begin to get at, through words, the quicksilver, complex art you've just experienced?

The complexity and scope of their arguments are beyond our immediate concern, but one can see how appeals to divine kingship whether God is king or the king supposedly divinely appointed institute a specific conception of arbitrary power in the heart of the political, and, unless confined by other powers (sacred or not), legitimate and unleash uncontrolled and dangerous forces.

Read stories of divinity and divinely inspired beings.

Interspersed are priceless interview segments courtesy of Jools Holland and the divinely insensitive Paula Yates ("How did you feel when your last single failed to chart?" is her opening gambit to Visage's Steve Strange).

At some point, Gadiwala had to decide how she wanted to live divinely.

The above is only an introductory sampling of how Maria Semple has put together this divinely funny, many-faceted novel.

An encounter with an alien vessel forces everyone to confront the age-old question of how evil can exist in a divinely ordered universe.