Sentence examples for miraculously speaking from inspiring English sources

Of last year's festival Nicholson said: "I felt like a long-lost traveller who was wandering starving in the wilderness and stumbles upon a fertile oasis populated by people miraculously speaking his own language.

What seems clear in the Qur'anic account is that Mary's reputation is on the line, and it takes Jesus miraculously speaking from the cradle to vindicate her as pure before God.

When I was cast as the monster in another Elgin Theatre Guild production, House of Frankenstein, I was just required to grunt on stage the entire play until I took this potion at the end and miraculously spoke with an English accent.

The group enlisted the writer and teacher Rick Rodgers to edit the book, and he miraculously made it speak in one confidence-inspiring voice: the voice of experience.

I'd exchange a few pleasantries with Jiro-San (having miraculously learned to speak Japanese prior to this last, great meal).

Miraculously, she did not sustain any external injuries but immediately had difficulty speaking to the attending police officer.

And then, miraculously, people who have been silently coming in and out of the office, going about their workaday business, begin to imitate the characters, speaking the lines and even acting them out.

They were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in tongues, miraculously praising God in foreign languages.

These statements, known as positive confessions, are said to miraculously change aspects of people's lives if spoken with faith.

When I asked to speak to her supervisor, the record was miraculously found.

He was large and powerfully built but never seemed to loom over his patients, miraculously shrinking down to their eye level whenever he spoke with them.