Sentence examples for works of creation from inspiring English sources

In reality, of course, these two great films, like our two great countries, are separate works of creation that should never be compared.

According to Aphorism XXIII of the First Book, Bacon makes a distinction between the Idols of the human mind and the Ideas of the divine mind: whereas the former are for him nothing more than "certain empty dogmas", the latter show "the true signatures and marks set upon the works of creation as they are found in nature" (Bacon IV [1901], 51).

In the early 18th century, William Derham published his Physico-Theology, which gave his "demonstration of the being and attributes of God from his works of creation".

Physico-Theology, for example, was explicitly subtitled "A demonstration of the being and attributes of God from his works of creation".

The Council of the Vatican declares, "God, the beginning and end of all, can, by the natural light of human reason, be known with certainty from the works of creation".

Detroit is a city used to the hard work of creation.

Generative art, for instance, pushes the work of creation back a step.

This charged moment provides the occasion for reciting a one-line blessing of God, "who makes the work of creation".

In the final section, "Contemplation," the theme is presented straightforwardly as the music slowly disperses into silence, to suggest touchingly that the work of creation is done.

Some people question why the profession requires 90-hour weeks; with men like Buddy Ryan, a game plan is their work of creation.

Yet the hypnotic drone of his voice could coax the most revealing admissions from artists not about their personal lives, a topic he considered frivolous but about the mystery of how they made their work, of creation itself.