Sentence examples for make divine from inspiring English sources

In the context of a non-revealed religion, then, to make divine or supernatural commands the source of moral values and principles would be conceptually impossible.

With a layer of white face-paint and eyebrows that would make Divine blush, he has made a name for himself with his singular, D.I.Y. sound, a simple Goth-pop melange spiced by traces of moody Mexican danzón.

Oh, Mary! Best known for his last film role as Edna Turnblad in one of Waters' more mainstream offerings, Hairspray, it's the starring roles in the cult classics masterminded by his boyhood friend like Pink Flamingos, Female Trouble and Polyester that make Divine a true legend.

Among the other fine singers, some doubling in roles, were the tenor Bryan Hymel, making divine pronouncements as the Archangel Michael, and the baritone Thomas E. Bauer.

It makes divine sense, given that "Nunsense" itself is about five nuns organizing a fund-raiser after their order is reduced by the tainted vichyssoise of Sister Julia, Child of God.

The infinite extension of God's knowledge is what makes divine understanding certain, and this certainty in the divine mind is on loan, so to speak, to the human mind.

Jewish tradition, since the earliest rabbis, makes divine service an individual responsibility, incumbent on everyone.

Pink Flamingos, in addition to making Divine a cult hero for generations, was also banned in such usually open-minded locales as Australia, Norway, and Canada.

This is not only a case of exegesis -- extracting the facts from the texts -- but eisegesis, "looking into" how and why the church, makes divine pronouncements in spite of the contrary facts that may emerge.

"He does make a divine gin-and-tonic," one of them said.

The impact was extraordinary as Suarez demonstrated qualities which will make him divine or a devil, according to your particular persuasion.