Sentence examples similar to providential development from inspiring English sources

That idea of the providential nature of the development of science in this country was just one of the many revelations for me in that quartet of programmes.

Mendelssohn takes issue both with Rousseau's attempt to explain the origin of human language on the basis of a description of the natural condition that human beings share with other animals and with his neglect of any consideration of the providential character of the development of language (Gesammelte Schriften 6/2, p. 27).

Thus, the development of historical speculation in the 18th century was generally marked by a tendency to reject theological and providential interpretations in favour of an approach more closely aligned, in method and aim, to that adopted by natural scientists in their investigations of the physical world.

It was a providential move.

For Kucinich, the story seemed providential.

"It is a providential moment for Poland.

That is, no Providential direction was required.

This, for traditionalists in snake-bite prophylaxis, is providential.

Mr. Jia, however, is interested in forces beyond the providential.

But Kentucky lost last night, wrecking a providential pairing.

I too have found working on my front porch providential.