Sentence examples for some sort of divine from inspiring English sources

She was some sort of divine.

They may need some sort of divine intervention this time.

The community believes they hold some sort of divine power.

Or was this some sort of divine intervention, by way of China, where this Piazza Babooshkah had been made?

Though Wilson is not a theist, forty per cent of American scientists, when polled, acknowledge a belief in some sort of divine power.

Yet, in rare interviews he implied that he believed he held some sort of divine mandate, that he ruled through and by God's will.

This means that even if (as I believe) Scotus is some sort of divine-command theorist, he is not whole-hog in his divine command theory.

When I peer into the mirror, tugging my hair back to see how far the abyss extends I feel like some sort of diviner attempting to peer into the future, rolling some bones and interpreting the results to see what kind of death awaits me.

But even if one supposes that the active intellect is a part of the human soul, it is nevertheless difficult to avoid the suspicion that some sort of special divine influence is at work.

And if the Almighty Dictionary is the anointer of wordhood, then surely those who make these decisions must be blessed with some sort of semi-divine authority!

But such indubitability is psychological and does not derive from some sort of conformity to divine necessity.