Sentence examples for the second creation from inspiring English sources

His father, Alexander Stewart (c. 1454 85), the 1st duke of Albany of the second creation, died when he was scarcely more than an infant, and he was raised in France by his mother, Anne de la Tour d'Auvergne.

In addition to papers published in high-ranking journals such as Nature and Science, Wilmut also published several books, including The Second Creation: Dolly and the Age of Biological Control (2000; with Keith Campbell and Colin Tudge) and After Dolly: The Uses and Misuses of Human Cloning (2006; with Roger Highfield).

Speaking against the critic who finds the very idea of God's rejuvenating the dead philosophically untenable, Saadya stresses that resurrection is not "rejected by reason because the second creation of a thing which was already in existence and became dissolved, is more acceptable to reason than the creation ex nihilo" (158).

The second creation was the company's signature sandwich, the Whopper.

In the second creation myth of Genesis, Eve was on the one spawned from Adam's rib and not the dust of the universe.

There it was, the answer to their dilemma, right in front of their eyes, in the second Creation in Genesis II.

The dukedom of the first creation became extinct.

The implication is that giving the first creation away makes the second one possible.

In April 1398 he was created duke of Albany (of the first creation).

The point here is that the creativity of the fiction writer partakes of the mysteries of the First Creation.

The conception of time as almost endlessly repeating itself in kalpas detracts, however, from the uniqueness of the first creation, and Brahma becomes little more than a demiurge.