Sentence examples for providence at work from inspiring English sources
That the document would be found in February, just weeks after the earthquake that killed so many; that its authenticity would be confirmed in time for the donor conference that could define Haiti's future — some see providence at work.
Chad is a pre-sexual child constantly sucking on a water bottle, a useless guy, and he and Linda, trying to raise money for the surgery, blunder into the lives of the other characters in ways that suggest a nasty providence at work.
But if that is true, then the second verse might be intended slightly ironically: "What, you mean, there's a special providence in the fall of a sparrow?" The point might be that if there is any providence at work, then we know nothing of it.
Given that history, Damien Cave, reporting in the Times, wrote, the discovery has taken on "broader significance," beyond its historical value: That the document would be found in February, just weeks after the earthquake that killed so many; that its authenticity would be confirmed in time for the donor conference that could define Haiti's future — some see providence at work.
The older, wiser Crusoe tells the story, seeing God's will — "the Chequer-work of Providence" — at work in every event.
At Sunday prayers in the old church, so decayed that it had to be torn down and rebuilt in 1609, parishioners must have felt the protective hand of Providence at work.
Moreover, Philosophy insists that the causal chain of providence, as worked out in fate, embraces all that happens.
Regardless of whether it's providence or dumb luck at work here, Obama should be grateful.
