Sentence examples for religious blessing from inspiring English sources

Unlike royal rituals in England, there was no religious blessing or coronation.

The journalists, mostly Iranians, gasped and then chanted a religious blessing.

An old man in line asks everyone to chant a religious blessing, and they do - even those who had just been complaining.

But liberal-minded Catholics are hoping for at least one concrete change: some easing of the church's refusal to offer Holy Communion its most important rite to people who have divorced and remarried without any religious blessing.

Here domination gets, as usual, a religious blessing: Mother Eve, whose mission is powered by a drolly laconic voice in her head, has a theological blueprint for the new world order.

A8 Prayer to Follow Royal Wedding Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles, who have been lovers, on and off, for the past 30 years, plan to follow their wedding ceremony with a religious blessing, the centerpiece of which will be a stern prayer of penitence from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer.

Only the most religious, blessed individuals, such as Mother Teresa and Florence Nightingale, get into first heaven, where you can choose the age you'd like to be and body you'd like to have.

The Q&A eventually wrapped up, but not before Wiseau bestowed upon two audience members some kind of necklace and a semi-religious blessing of good fortune.

Wordsworth audaciously uses religious vocabulary – "blessing", "benediction", "song of praise" – in utterly unexpected ways.

It is, he thinks, frustrating that so many of the words one is compelled to use in connection with the countryside are religious: the blessing of sunshine falling through trees, the grace of cool water on blistered feet.

The religious right blessed the imperial expansion by indicating that the war in Iraq was America calling by god to fight the evil Muslims in a post 9-11 world.