Sentence examples for perhaps divine from inspiring English sources

By the mercy of adolescent, or perhaps divine, improvisation, Ryan was not one of them.

Pasquale D'Amuro, assistant director in charge of the F.B.I.'s New York office, said Mr. Sliwa had survived "through his own heroic efforts -- and perhaps divine intervention".

Kevin McNaughton's steer into his own goal was pure panic, as injudicious as his grey Mohican haircut and perhaps divine intervention and retribution for it.

It was one of those precious moments that seem to prove that life has meaning, a moment of inspiration -- perhaps divine inspiration -- that makes all the hard times seem worthwhile.

Nights earlier in Brooklyn, another candidate staged an event featuring "spoken word artists," where for $10 one could listen to hip-hop or poetry and perhaps divine the political significance of both, or either.

This means that we can perhaps divine a June 11th sell date for the iPhone.

They are subtle and bittersweet works, the first perhaps inspired by the divine longing of the Bridegroom in the Song of Songs, the second by the ancient association between art and the Roman god of wine and creative abandon.

Who knows — perhaps their divine agenda is to promote high-speed rail travel.

There is something comforting, therapeutic, perhaps even divine about the determination to carry on.

Short of, or perhaps including, divine intervention, a good deal can happen in a month.

Later, perhaps as divine punishment, I lost all the money I'd made in a fund that was run by someone who couldn't have been more unpretty.