Sentence examples for the baraka from inspiring English sources

Kennedy had been working at the opposite extreme from the Baraka aesthetic since the early sixties.

The other two major rivers that drain the highlands of Eritrea are the Baraka and the Anseba.

Senator Garry J. Furnari, co-chairman of the committee, said the Baraka experience convinced him that the post should not exist.

In 2004, the saga took an unexpected turn when McGreevey resigned as governor following allegations of corruption, unrelated to the Baraka affair.

MELVIN GIBBS AND TRACIE MORRIS DUO; UMAR BIN HASSAN WITH THE BARAKA ORCHESTRA, Tonic, 107 Norfolk Street, near Delancey Street, Lower East Side, (212) 358-7503.

Only by paying humble, loving attention to a teacher – in person, through books, or praying beside their grave – can a student receive the baraka that emanates from them.

I liked the spicy, brittle "cigars" better; the filling of the barakas was somewhat gummy.

Puzzlingly, despite endorsing the concept of drug decriminalization, the victorious Baraka also hedged on the question of marijuana legalization per se.

After the publication of the poem, Baraka gave interviews suggesting that he did genuinely believe that the Israeli and the American governments had had forewarning of the attacks.

In this Sufi madrasa, debate and criticism take second place to the flow of baraka, the spiritual blessing or grace that comes from Allah and is channelled through his chosen intermediaries.

I am deeply inspired by the films Baraka and Koyaanisqats, and hope to produce the best cinematography and music I humanely can throughout each project.