Sentence examples for which revelation from inspiring English sources
The media by which revelation occurs are variously conceived.
She just has time to tell me that her character Lysa is a "troubled, lonely" woman, at which revelation she pulls a self-mocking face: "There's a surprise".
Yet for Strauss the serious argument with which revelation challenges philosophy is not epistemological but moral.
The fourth book is concerned with those things that are known only through revelation, in which revelation offers the principles from which conclusions are drawn.
Broadly considering ways in which reason and revelation come together for Saadya, we find the complexity of Saadya's epistemological sensibility, the sense, that is, in which revelation is both brought in support of, but also itself supported by, reason.
It is a system in which "revelation" plays a vital conceptual and methodological role, and in which Judaism and Christianity are claimed to offer glimpses, each through the course of its liturgical calendar, of the redemptive unity of the "All" which the philosopher seeks to know.
The goal of learning certain prophetic techniques is to reach an ecstatic state in which revelations can be received.
Though littered with four-letter words, "Season" has a clean, mechanical structure in which revelations arrive like well-run trains at a station.
But the marvelous Geraint Wyn Davies cuts an imposing figure, movingly wonder-struck in the somewhat ludicrous final scene in which revelations are piled on revelations as the knot of the plot is untangled thread by thread.
Arriving on newsstands six days before the Academy Awards, the image nods at a tumultuous year in the film industry, during which revelations of sexual misconduct in Hollywood helped ignite the #MeToo movement.
However, in the context of a history of Arabic literature, it is important to recognize that the Qurʾān's oral origins and its modes of compilation led to the emergence of a text in which revelations from different periods are interwoven.
