Sentence examples for perceived blessing from inspiring English sources

Whether it's through adversity or a perceived blessing, either way, it wakes you from the dream of childhood prematurely.

Meanwhile, they commended Bush for every perceived blessing -- the economic boom of the early 2000s, positive developments in Middle East politics, and the paucity of terrorist attacks on American soil since 9/11.

4. Self publishing goes from option of last resort to option of first resort among unpublished authors - Most unpublished authors today still aspire to achieve the perceived credibility and blessing that comes with a professional book deal.

While many of those interviewed perceive Mass of Blessed John Henry Newman to be technically difficult for their congregations to sing, some also see the setting as failing to resonate with the wider identity of Scottish Catholic congregations.

The support and blessing of the clergy, moreover, were perceived as essential to a peaceful and continuous reign.

The American rich are also uniquely blessed in the way they are perceived by the American middle class.

Daniel J. Castleman, Mr. Morgenthau's chief of investigations, is also widely perceived as someone who would have his boss's blessing if he ran.

In that conservative context, a perceived threat, even symbolic, from the liberal West would be a blessing for Mr. Putin, who can portray himself as the defender of the traditional Russian family, Orthodox Christian values and national pride all at once.

His attitude towards failure was that it was a matter of how one perceived it, and he felt his life thus far had been blessed rather than cursed.

Thank God for all of the good things in your life - this simple action could change your perspective on your perceived "bad luck" and make you realize that you are, in fact, blessed.

Participants reported that a marriage without children is often perceived as a curse from God as the Bible states that children are a blessing from God, hence childlessness is a curse.