Sentence examples for making heaven from inspiring English sources

The philosopher Karl Popper, in "The Open Society and Its Enemies," (which he began in 1938, on the day the Nazis invaded Austria), wrote that those who envision making heaven on earth will only succeed in making hell.

"It was a mystery that I wanted to resolve for myself," Mention-Schaar said of her reasons for making "Heaven Will Wait," which is one of a recent spate of movies that take up the subject of radicalization, though it is unique in its attention to women.

God tells you that you'd increase your chances of going to heaven, currently zero, by 1% for every good deed you do from now on, making heaven certain after the hundredth.

With the use of Kozub's gear and production expertise, Ricq and Slade found themselves in music making heaven.

Karl Popper once wrote, "The attempt to make heaven on earth invariably produces hell".

The first passion fed an unmatched capacity to make heaven seem viable and dynamic.

(This was after she made "Heaven Can Wait" and just before "Laura").

What a few cool and happy hours at a pool meant to those people would make heaven an anticlimax.

It will make Heaven feel like Detroit.

Both wives said that their husbands' accounts made heaven more real for them.

In yourself, in your practice in your body, make Heaven and Earth one, connected, aligned.