Sentence examples for veritable god from inspiring English sources

(The Surrealist André Breton described Rimbaud as "a veritable god of puberty").

Except that Pan, the son of Hermes, whose statue is also in the garden, is the veritable god of Arcadia.

A lot of people invested great faith in Professor AC Grayling, until this week a veritable god among atheists.

Even if Rimbaud is now a hero to Beat poets, intellectual rock stars, gay activists and teenage rebels (Breton called the writer "a veritable god of puberty"), Mr. Robb argues that the scant evidence means "there are at least as many Rimbauds as there are personae in his work".

Wandering the streets of New Orleans in his black leather jacket with an American flag sewn on the back, the tall, lanky scion of Hollywood royalty looked like a walking piece of pop art; a veritable motorcycle god.

"Plant," writes Mick Wall in his new book "When Giants Walked the Earth: A Biography of Led Zeppelin," "was tall, blond and looked good enough to eat, a veritable golden god shaking what he'd got -- the perfect visual foil to [Jimmy] Page's darker, more slender, slightly effeminate persona".

Goebbels noted in his diary on December 18 , 1941 that "It would be a veritable insult to God if they [the neutrals] would not only survive this war unscathed while the major powers make such great sacrifices, but also profit from it.

Carey described "Fly Like a Bird" as the most personal and religious track from The Emancipation of Mimi, with its lyrics featuring a veritable prayer to God: "Fly like a bird, take to the sky, I need you now Lord, carry me high!".

It's a veritable gold rush.

Entertainment Weeklys Tom Sinclair described the song as a "veritable prayer that explicitly references God", and highlighted the lines "Sometimes this life can be so cold / I pray you'll come and carry me home, Carry me higher, higher, higher".

Mary Beth, by email My God, last week was a veritable bumper crop of exciting cultural stories.