Sentence examples for make providence from inspiring English sources

What remained to make Providence great, he claimed, was to deal with the people on welfare ("it's blacks, mostly") and rats.

My mayor, David Cicilline, and the Providence, R.I., Police Department have helped make Providence another city that's proving the community policing concept.

"I do not fear that an Elorza mayoral administration will make Providence the laughing stock of the nation," he told the Providence Journal in a prepared statement published the day before Election Day.

"There is no public calamity," Mather noted, in "Wonders," "but some ill people will serve themselves of the sad providence, and make use of it for their own ends, as thieves when a house or town is on fire, will steal what they can".

He takes providence to make that clarity and progress possible.

The men he was speaking of -- and none too sympathetically: he was pleased, he wrote, that providence made it unnecessary for him to kill them off -- were, of course, the Indians, who had lived on Sauvie Island for generations.

Such determinism would exclude God's providence, making belief in the Biblical God illogical.

The emergence of these emblematic elements of societal and large and impressive structures of this modern day city now projects slowly giving way to service providence, making sure Dubai remains an attractive place to invest and to live in.

On the other hand, Elisabeth's long-standing interest in emerging alternative theories, along with her interest in divine providence, makes it just a plausible that she took a more intellectual interest in their world view.

But having borne witness to the catastrophic loss of life in the Gallipoli Campaign and the death of most of his army comrades, as well as having suffered through the loss of most of his family, at age 34 Bruce was imbued with "a driving ambition to make something of a life which providence had spared".

These three distinctions taken together make it possible for Proclus to ultimately reconcile providence, fate, and free choice.