Sentence examples for points of heaven from inspiring English sources

It looks like a subtly contrived escape from tonal completeness, a calculated deflection from the kindred points of heaven and home, which are rhymes, lest the musical significant should soften the conscious starkness of his treatment.

The cosmic model of nine points of Heaven corresponding with nine regions of earth conceived in the work of the scholar-official Chen Hongmou (1696 1771) followed in the tradition of Zhang's book Spiritual Constitution of the Universe.

I will hold my hands up, I completely missed half the point of Heaven Sent last week.

However from the vantage point of heaven and earth, there is most fundamentally neither Confucianism nor Buddhism.

The finger that St Anne points to heaven is a symbol of Christ's future destiny.

At its base stands the notion of impartial concern for the benefit of all, as epitomized by the point of view of Heaven, an ideally benevolent, impartial agent who cares equally about everyone's welfare.

This is called the "Window of Heaven" points in acupressure.

In our age of prancing, spiking, strutting and pointing to heaven, Hideki Matsui carried himself with grace and humility.

Although the problem of evil is the subject of another entry (see the entry on The Problem of Evil), the relevant point for the topic of heaven is just this: One need not think of heaven (or the coming age, as the Gospel writers sometimes refer to it) as a static ethereal realm in which there is nothing to do.

"Coloring Book of Ancient Egypt," consisting of fragmented imagery associated with Egypt, is the first painting to indicate an interest in history and myth, an enthusiasm whose high point is the ambitious "Vision of Heaven and Hell" from 1985.

Wright's insistence that Christianity has got it all wrong seems to mark a turning point for the serious rethinking of heaven.