Sentence examples for virtually divine from inspiring English sources

The myth of the primordial man (Adam Qadmon), a virtually divine being, reappeared here under a new form, and it remained in the subsequent development of Kabbala.

And so, as he summed it up on the final pages of the Essays, "It is an absolute perfection and virtually divine to know how to enjoy our being rightfully.

King James I of England (reigned 1603 25) was the foremost exponent of the divine right of kings, but the doctrine virtually disappeared from English politics after the Glorious Revolution (1688 89).

Tchaikovsky's virtually palindromic sequence of keys highlights that these are all divine reflections of life on earth.

No, Protestants don't have a pope; we have a myriad of popes -- pastors and leaders who speak with a quasi-divine authority and whose teachings are regarded as virtually infallible by their devoted followers.

In the weeks to come, Trump is virtually guaranteed to accumulate additional endorsements from politicians like Christie and Sessions, who have divined their interests in drafting behind the strongest candidate for the Republican nomination.

An epochal advance in literature was Dante's The Divine Comedy, wherein he single-handedly took a dialect of Latin and virtually created the modern Italian language.

Exhausted by the end, Maclean retired in 1868, gladly yielding to the great divine and scholar James McCosh, but at least knowing that he had rescued Princeton, virtually single-handedly at times, from a miserable end.

It's the group's most challenging work; as close to Last Shadow Puppets as Monkeys could be — virtually chorus-less, very L.A., as strange as David Bowie's "Moonage Daydream" by way of the Divine Comedy.

But Game 2 tomorrow on ESPN will begin shortly after 10 p.m., which virtually guarantees a final out beyond 1 a.m., dandy for fans on the West Coast, but not so divine for Easterners.

It is virtually impossible to overstate the reverence Mormons feel toward their "living prophet," as one chosen by God to receive divine revelation.