Sentence examples for obvious miracle from inspiring English sources

One was the contract model of the nineteen-thirties and forties in which, to cite the most obvious miracle, the producer Hal B. Wallis, at Warner Bros., was able to put together "Casablanca" with actors, screenwriters, set designers, and a director who could all be found eating lunch at the commissary on the Warner lot.

The people Jim writes about in the book had very obvious miracles occur in their lives.

Let's start with the most obvious facts: The "miracle six" coin tosses did not happen, and if they had, they wouldn't have changed the delegate count coming out of Iowa.

Clever chapter breaks, written as weather reports, act as the book's section dividers, prompting us to note firsthand the obvious devastation and subtle miracles that occur as the hurricane arrives and then departs.

Such an abrupt emergence would appear an outright miracle and an obvious violation of the Continuity Principle.

Before launching in, let me state the obvious: Interfaith programs are not a miracle solution.

The potential for abuse is so obvious that it is a kind of miracle that the system has survived as long as it has.

To suspend one's disbelief in regards to the shipwrecks, resurrections, coincidences, miracles, and perhaps the most obvious riddle ever posed requires some pretty fancy rigging.

The unusually speedy certification of the election and Ayatollah Khamenei's quick blessing — "a divine miracle" — only served to underscore an obvious sham.

"I think we didn't have the quickest car, as it has been obvious in all races, and it was a miracle that we were fighting for the championship here.

The most obvious rejoinder here is that the believer in miracles does not generally believe that there are no dependable regularities in the physical world; it is in the nature of a miracle to be an exception to the ordinary course of nature.