Sentence examples for sometimes divine from inspiring English sources

To revel is human, and to dress in party fashions, sometimes divine.

How it happened illustrates that even the most fundamental advances in science can be hostage to luck and sometimes divine inspiration.

Dad was sometimes divine, but also very human.

I love to get lost in the psychedelic wilds where bodies go to play and touch and engage in extreme, sometimes divine, pleasure.

She hoped in her loopy way to broaden the audience for film by proposing that the audience, responding to the sometimes divine, always enigmatic interpenetration of trash and art, would broaden and re-energize itself.

That July would be miserable was foretold by Stephen Fybish, an Upper West Sider who assiduously tracks weather statistics and sometimes divines all sorts of intriguing, even ominous, patterns from them.

As he sometimes remarked, Divine Providence guided him to the study of the stars, while he retained a profound sense that his vocation was a religious one.

God is seen as not being immutable, omnipotent or omniscient, but rather as responding to events in a manner sometimes termed "divine relativity".

"Your scientists had no idea what to look for or where to look for it, but your poets, I sometimes felt, divined the universal," he says.. The robot was built to be set off on September 30 , 2048 when a series of seemingly minor geophysiological events conspired to raise the oxygen in the atmosphere to a level where even lighting a match will spark a holocaust.

The CGI sheen is seductive enough that it's sometimes difficult to divine the message at first.

Vikram Amar, a professor at Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco, said it was sometimes hard to divine the Justice Department's guiding philosophy in deciding which state laws to challenge.