Sentence examples for restore us to from inspiring English sources
"Shardik has been sent to restore us to Bekla," says the young nobleman Ta-Kominion, before adding that "the peasants need to know no more than that".
But the Center for Biological Diversity – an independent group that doesn't take polluter cash – petitioned the EPA to take this commitment seriously and do what the climate science says really is "compatible with human safety": restore us to 350ppm.
There was an impromptu howl at the moon, and Mr. Cotner suggested a 30-second sprint on the beach to restore us to a sober version of Rimbaud's "total derangement of all the senses".
But the Holy Grail is something that will cure multiple sclerosis, repair the damage our incorrectly primed immune systems are causing to the myelin that coats our nerves, and restore us to full functioning.
He thinks the archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, is proving pretty "sure-footed on these difficult things … but there remain plenty of people with fire in their eyes who want to restore us to purity".
2. Came to believe that only a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.
In one sense, it elevates humanity, restoring us to an almost pre-Copernican position in the cosmos.
At least in Protestant countries, he wrote, the solution of the crime vicariously relieves our guilt, restores us to innocence.
So coffee, Mr. Gopnik said over dinner, "restores us to the world," but it also helped create the contours of an extended restaurant repast, one in which "for three hours, you're an aristocrat".
He describes the rise of artificial intelligence as "maggot therapy: it consumes only those portions [of the job market] that are no longer human, restoring us to health .Likewise the game played by Deep Blue serves to identify the whereabouts of creativity in chess, he argues.
As we pass from the burdens and materiality of the workweek into the spiritual realm of the Sabbath, we enter into the mystery of divine presence -- the light that restores us to our center and anchor in a life of meaning and purpose.
