Sentence examples for more miraculously from inspiring English sources

And, even more miraculously, the Texans pounded the Cowboys, 19 to 10.

It not only helps us remember, perhaps more miraculously, it enables us to forget most of the details.

I've no idea how they ever managed to get a mortgage or, even more miraculously, hung on to our house.

Even more miraculously, "The Signature of All Things" remains engrossing even though its heroine has been unloved and homebound throughout that time.

Even more miraculously, Dame Judi and Dame Maggie actually make you believe -- at least while you're watching them -- that they are portraying people of substance.

Even more miraculously, he refrains from smoking, but he wears the distinct look of a man who would rather be anywhere than here.

Those who agree with F.R.Tennant that 'faith is an outcome of the inborn propensity to self-conservation and self-betterment which is a part of human nature, and is no more a miraculously superadded endowment than is sensation or understanding' (1943/1989, 111) will accept that this must be a possibility.

They say that by borrowing more they would miraculously end up borrowing less.

In a few minutes, and with minimal discomfort, 5, 10 or more years can miraculously vanish from your face.

And yet, somehow, miraculously, more than 3,000 journalists managed to find the funds to travel to Singapore to cover the Kim-Trump Summit Extraordinaire this week.

Instead of yelling one more word, I miraculously released a huge, mammoth-sized exhale.