Sentence examples for through the apparition of from inspiring English sources

Three possibilities for this uproar came to mind: 1) It was because Aslan, a Muslim (former Christian), wrote the book, or 2) The word "Zealot" itself connotes, especially for a Muslim writer, a vicious radical, like a car bomber, or 3) It is still too difficult to see through the apparition of the divine Jesus to recognize the man.

Yet certain of Wonder's images — the sinister elevated tracks that run through Faust's laboratory, the apparition of air-traffic-control patterns in the sky, the tongues of flame that leap from the heads and fingers of the evil spirits — have a gnawing power.

Yet certain of Wonder's images the sinister elevated tracks that run through Faust's laboratory, the apparition of air-traffic-control patterns in the sky, the tongues of flame that leap from the heads and fingers of the evil spirits—have a gnawing power.

Milton becomes obsessed with the apparition of St. Rosa.

David is deranged, tormented by the apparition of his lost Vietnamese love, Zung.

The apparition of a superior intelligence behind the impassive arrangements of nature was more than a playful metaphor for Einstein, and the escape from selfishness through scientific thought was a principle he lived.

The apparition of corporate deities among the plebes has helped democratize the Conde Nast zeitgeist, some say.

A game lost, in other words, merely being the apparition of a game won.

This failure characterizes the apparition of new economic activities.

Besides, moisture produced by deliquescence may stimulate the apparition of fungi.

This is due to the apparition of retractile fibrous scar tissue (Fig. 12).