Sentence examples for of every creature from inspiring English sources

Collecting the maximum number of calories with the least amount of effort is, after all, the dream of every creature, including those too primitive to dream.

But I kept the snapshot of that dog and me on my desk for years, a reminder that delight in the physical world is the natural birthright of every creature.

Then you inject seductive love into the heart of every creature that lives in the seas and mountains and river torrents and bird-haunted thickets, implanting in it the passionate urge to reproduce its kind.

United with them, and in the name of every creature under heaven, we too praise your glory as we say: Holy, holy, holy Lord, God of power and might, heaven and earth are full of your glory.

The choreography stands out in less relief than in "Shazam!" While movement determines the shape and dynamic of every creature here, those looking for conventional dance will have to look hard.

An extraordinary novel by a Soviet Jewish doctor who died unpublished in 1982; its hero is Dostoyevsky, and its central enigma is the anti-Semitism of a great writer whose fiction is profoundly sensitive to human suffering and the pain of others, proclaiming the right to life and sunshine of every creature not Jewish.

If the Canadian government succeeds in allowing oil and gas pipelines from the east to bring tankers and ports to this coast for shipping oil to China and other destinations, pollution and noise could be devastating to every creature of the sea and shores here.

For a billion years, mystifyingly, these genes used the "language" that was capable of encoding every creature that now exists under the sun to make nothing more than primitive, single-celled bacteria.

In MacLeod's work, the phrase voices our great misapprehension about the significance of almost every creature that draws breath; the author would swear that, for all their apparent inconsequence, each one of them hovers over a small diaspora of others.

Tho' that I am the support and only nourishment of almost every creature, the poorer sort of mankind are deprived of me, as they cannot bribe my bearers".

Yet the fury of Janácek's invention justifies the quotation from Dostoyevsky that the composer wrote at the head of the score: "In every creature a spark of God".