Sentence examples for true miracle from inspiring English sources
"It's a miracle, really, a true miracle".
A pear from its branches would be a true miracle for breakfast.
Relief from the cold without the sweaty subway ride a true miracle of cutting-edge technology.
The only true miracle that emerges out of all of this is Garner's performance.
"The true miracle is that no one on the ground was hit," Mr. Rimer said.
It is the small things that are pictured as the true miracles on the busy farm.
Now Martin Scorsese calls "The Red Shoes" "one of the true miracles of film history".
But the true miracles of modern medicine didn't really come into being until the Second World War and after.
But the machine turns out to be a worker of true miracles, as it does nothing less than make a puppet and infuse it with a beating heart.
Ferrante continues, comparing literary texts to gifts from the Italian Santa Claus, the Befana: "True miracles," she writes, "are the ones whose makers will never be known".
