Sentence examples for through inferno from inspiring English sources
Dante is guided through inferno and purgatory by Virgil and then through paradise by Beatrice".
Salazar had brought his listeners through Inferno and Purgatorio, and now, they sensed, Paradiso neared.
Modern artists such as Salvador Dalí have traced the footsteps of Virgil and Beatrice through "Inferno" and "Purgatorio" to "Paradiso", although Robert Rauschenberg, never big on redemption, skipped the last two and stayed in the first.
The last half of the book sure-handedly braids three strands: a summary of the poem's journey through Inferno, Purgatory and Paradise; an account of the exile years while Dante was composing each of those cantiche; and also, underlying both the fictional journey and its composition, the course of Dante's entire life.
Hungary's Jews almost made it through the inferno.
"But we need to pass through the Inferno to reach Paradise".
Against the odds, some Baghdad neighborhoods have regained their diversity, passing through an inferno first.
Jesse Ball is a worthy Virgil through this inferno of our own design.
He has two guides: Virgil, who leads him through the Inferno and Purgatorio, and Beatrice, who introduces him to Paradiso.
You sense it in the story of James Burnham, who passed through the inferno of the thirties unscathed, because, unlike Chambers, he lived it intellectually, not spiritually.
Two outstanding letters open up Eliot's commitment to the psychic journey through an inferno and purgatory, and his reach toward expressing the inexpressible in future poems.
