Sentence examples for more divine than from inspiring English sources

And that there is no God any more divine than    Yourself?

But formerly it was mostly aired, then snuffed, in living rooms, with television slow motion rendering the athletes more divine than human.

Dr Omid Safi, the director of Duke University's Islamic Studies Center, also addressed the crowd, ending his remarks with "love is more divine than hatred".

The audience — and the poet — see lovers and hear "Laudamus Te," and the connection between amorous and religious enthusiasm becomes beautiful, as if there could be nothing more divine than these bodies in love.

God is not more divine than he is in his humanity.

"Mona Lisa being most beautiful, he used while he was painting her, to have men to sing and play to her and buffoons to amuse her, to take away that look of melancholy which is so often seen in portraits; and in this of Lionardo's there is a peaceful smile more divine than human" (3 ).

It's more late- than early-period Belle and Sebastian, more Divine Comedy than Nick Drake, and it is reminiscent of a 60s film soundtrack dealing with true love, heartbreak and long walks in the park.

Reading, writing and arithmetic are no more divine revelation than charity is giving away someone else's money.

The earliest Greek medical writings by Hippocrates are half a millennium older than the gospels, and though they call epilepsy "the sacred disease" they offer a more humane portrait of the condition: "I do not believe that the 'sacred disease' is any more divine or sacred than any other disease," Hippocrates wrote.

I dare say at this point Spiderman and Batman are more divine to them than a seemingly absent God.

After all, isn't there something more essential, more divine to being a woman than simple possession of a V? They're valuable qualities (and frankly, whether they're born of nature or nurture... does it really matter?).