Sentence examples for poor god from inspiring English sources

Poor God, you have a lot to answer for.

Except for those moments when we were made to remember Her mysterious bond with the poor, God did not trouble us unduly.

A single long sentence often seems to have been written by different voices, and the unpunctuated welter allows for sly twists and turns, as when a cliché catches itself in the act of being a cliché, and atones: "Such a man, apart from rare exceptions which have no place in this story, will never be more than a poor devil, it's odd that we always say poor devil and never poor god".

Why even get out of bed? Poor God, why can't She ever attract any believers with brains?

And at some point, it became the source of further confusion -- this time a pre-mediated and desperate attempt by our poor God to prevent his love, the old Buicks, from being taken out of service on account of worldwide economic spats.

If scales are unjust, if the weak are oppressed, if lenders charge interest, and if the rich are taking a cut of the money earned from the labor of the poor, God is going to take all of that seriously and give an answer.

Lego began life in 1932, in the workshop of a poor, God-fearing Danish carpenter.

Kwame, whose mother has died, is one of four children brought up by his poor, God-fearing grandmother.

I certainly could not discover any principled reason for not becoming a criminal, and it is not my poor, God-fearing parents who are to be indicted for the lack but this society.

In the United States, every year, religious zealots try to ban writers as disparate as Kurt Vonnegut and J. K. Rowling, an obvious advocate of sorcery and the black arts; to say nothing of poor, God-bothered Charles Darwin, against whom the advocates of intelligent design continue to march.

Thomas Müntzer, inspired as much by the apocalyptic books of the Bible as by Luther, identified the poor as God's special elect who were charged with overthrowing their earthly rulers to bring about God's kingdom.