Sentence examples for root heaven from inspiring English sources

Root heaven".

The root cause, heaven forbid, could even lie in your own housekeeping flaws.

Ginseng, Chinese (Wade-Giles romanization) Jen Sheng, or (Pinyin) Ren Sheng ("root of heaven"), either of two herbs of the family Araliaceae, Panax quinquefolius and P. schinseng, or their roots.

Filmed in French Equatorial Africa with Errol Flynn and Trevor Howard, The Roots of Heaven (1958) followed and drew mixed reviews.

After winning his first Prix Goncourt for The Roots of Heaven, he was posted to Los Angeles as Consul General of France.

Or maybe we ought to begin to realize that religion -not politics dressed up in religious language - rarely if ever prescribes one particular political position as the whole truth and that God - not god dressed up as God/the Infinite - is not some political cheerleader up in heaven rooting us on for our necessary but finite political positions and candidates to win.

It was written about by the Greeks in the third century B.C., and was thought to be of divine origin by the Celts because its roots are closer to Heaven than those of other plants.

The Jewish mystics imagined an upside-down "Tree of Life", with roots in the heavens and branches pointed toward the earth, composed on 10 energy emanations -- "s'firot" -- such as Wisdom, Understanding, Beauty, Judgment, and Mercy.

They can see this gives them choices and options to protect their families and develop their independence... " After lunch I plant a tree of heaven, the horseradish root, with the help of Professor Elenimo Khonge, the dean of the College of Agriculture.

"The Edge of Heaven" is firmly rooted in these places, manifesting a local knowledge that quietly demolishes received ideas about East and West.

The central discussion on the theory of humanity in Sefer ha-'Ikkarim is located in the third treatise, which covers the principle of Torah from heaven and its roots.