Sentence examples for spontaneous blessing from inspiring English sources
Call her Dianysus: the sacrificed goddess of love — "Queen of people's hearts," as she herself wished to be remembered, or "the people's Princess," as the Prime Minister tagged her, his spontaneous blessing nicely scripted, the movie suggests, by Campbell — was worshipped by an unreasoning throng that fed on its own distress.
She has a world of ready wealth, / Our minds and hearts to bless— / Spontaneous wisdom breathed by health, / Truth breathed by cheerfulness.
She has a world of ready wealth, Our minds and hearts to bless - Spontaneous wisdom breathed by health, Truth breathed by cheerfulness.
Workers at the collapse site in Lower Manhattan greeted President Bush by chanting "U.S.A., U.S.A.!" At memorial sites, there have been spontaneous outbreaks of "God Bless America".
They then burst into a spontaneous rendition of "God Bless America .Just after 8.30pm, Mr Bush spoke to the country from the Oval Office.
When the nuns were asked to stand for a blessing, the congregation responded with a spontaneous standing ovation that lasted nearly five minutes, said several people who attended.
More recently, the Obama-era labor board appeared to bless a relatively informal definition of the term "concerted activities," so that spontaneous banter, and not just well-orchestrated action like a formal protest, could qualify as protected.
The vascular proliferation observed here in regressing E.G7-OVA tumours has been observed previously during the spontaneous regression of melanoma (Bodurtha et al, 1976; Lynch et al, 1978; Shaw et al, 1989; Blessing and McLaren, 1992) and in other tumours (Junker et al, 1997).
