Sentence examples for real saviour from inspiring English sources

Its real saviour, ironically, seems to be television.

Dorothy is the real saviour of the book (Baum's wife, it's worth noting, was a prominent suffragist), but even when they've exposed the wizard as a fraud, she and her friends turn to him for aid.

He added: He would reach a new community he would be ostracised, he would be... picked on, he would be bullied and his only real saviour in life or his own bedrock in life was this computer To this, the Guardian can add the poignant detail that Assange lists his absent father, named in the court documents as John Shipton, who he has never met, as the nominal owner of WikiLeaks.

Her real-life saviour is Richard Coyle's loving John, a gentle philosopher.

The Londoner is adamant that Real have found their saviour.

But Barca were rescued by their saviour as the Real defence made a hash of Pedro's right-wing cross and Messi picked up the loose ball to smash in from six yards.

It's not a real woman he sees, but a saviour.

The orthodox creed that Jesus truly suffered and yet was fully divine as well as fully human was decisively influenced by early controversies over views found in Valentinian and similar traditions, which seemed to deny any real human incarnation to the divine Saviour.

Instead of echoing Bell's stylistic flourishes, postmodern structure, and graphic design obsession, Galli writes in a straightforward, often dreary way, that Hell is real and people who do not accept Jesus as their Lord and Saviour will go there.

Randy Quaid, the American actor famous for playing characters as diverse as the trailer-trash scrounger in the National Lampoon series to his nation's saviour in Independence Day, is at the centre of a real-life drama more bizarre than anything the movies ever cooked up for him.

One friend, named Alkane, said: "He is a real hero and had an option to run away but he opted to become a saviour of kids.