Sentence examples for produce miracle from inspiring English sources

Embryonic stem cell research might not produce miracle cures, but it is likely to advance our knowledge about cell growth and division.

Edward was widely mourned; his remains were said to produce miracles, and his cult was promoted by King Canute.

"They're fooling themselves if they think that there will be a shower of dollars, that this will produce miracles," said Mayor Giancarlo Sitra, a Communist.

"It doesn't mean that we are going to produce miracles, but if we move an inch, it is an inch that has been moved toward peace".

"But I always underline that by asking the United Nations to take charge of this problem does not necessarily mean the United Nations can produce miracles out of a hat".

Its influence can be seen in Kamban's version, which focuses on active devotion to Rama – even recitation of his name can produce miracles.

These programs aren't intentionally gruesome, though — they're meant to be inspirational, highlighting medical progress and glorifying the doggedly dedicated surgical teams who work through their exhaustion to produce miracles.

It's not that I expect the medical profession to produce miracles – I know from bitter experience how those closest to the disabled person are regularly disregarded, no matter what lip service is paid to them.

He was not about to produce miracles with this lot, but he still had the respect of the veterans and the newer players, whose bodies and work habits have fallen apart under Girardi, for whatever reasons.

It's too much, too often, I rack my brains what I could do to break free of my publisher, but racking one's brains doesn't produce miracles.

"It's very difficult for Celtic managers to produce miracles.