Sentence examples for however divine from inspiring English sources
In Christianity, however, divine speech continues through the Gospels — the apostle Paul converts after hearing Jesus admonish him.
However, Divine has continued not only to grow the market for Fairtrade, but to be an example of real business innovation – and has championed ours and other social enterprises (most recently winning Social Enterprise of the Year 2014).
Yet that new light, however divine, has cast stark changes over the historically Polish parish in recent years as the local pastor -- with the backing of the authorities at the Archdiocese of Newark -- tries to gather in the young urbanites who have flocked to the Paulus Hook neighborhood that surrounds Our Lady of Czestochowa.
The Kaurava Dushasana tries to disrobe her in the royal court, however divine intervention saves her dignity by making her wrapped cloth infinite in length.
The settlers and their extreme counterparts among Palestinians fail to recognize that rights — however divine — that muster no international legitimacy, belong in the prayer book, not on the national agenda.
If they aren't distinct, however, special divine action would just be intervention, in which case the project of developing a conception of special divine action that doesn't involve intervention is unhopeful.
Following Walker's latest promotion, however, the divine plan may have met a hitch.
However, this divine voice alternates with third-person statements about God.
In most cases, however, such divine interventions took place through some form of mediation, human or inanimate.
For Gerard Manley Hopkins, however, the divine calling came not in a dream in a stable but from an article in the Times of London — the first of many signs that the modern poet's vision would be more ambiguous, and much less happy, than that of the medieval scop.
For Gerard Manley Hopkins, however, the divine calling came not in a dream in a stable but from an article in the Times of London the first of many signs that the modern poet's vision would be more ambiguous, and much less happy, than that of the medieval scop.
