Sentence examples for yet divine from inspiring English sources
It has been pointed out that Khmer and Indonesian classical arts were concerned with depicting the life of the gods, but to the Southeast Asian mind the life of the gods was the life of the peoples themselves joyous, earthy, yet divine.
Yet the Divine Sarah inadvertently complimented her younger rival when she punningly called her "une femme divigne," or an ordinary, earthy "woman of the grapevine".
Veley tackled all of these challenges with uncanny skill and obvious relish, but I have yet to divine exactly what motivates him.
This year, two very different yet equally divine properties beckon with contrasting ways to experience this South African crown jewel.
It took the intervention of the usually largely honorific yet officially divine Emperor Hirohito to force the surrender of the Japanese government as he at last took the side of ineffectual civilian officials.
It turns out that amongst the mounds of chicken balls, deviled eggs, crab legs, and waffle toppings there lays a disgusting yet fairly divine mountain of textures and colours.
Have you found any divine yet affordable natural products?
But even the few remaining characters there — people like Gabriel Marchisio, a tarot card reader who works from a small table in Room 303 — cannot divine yet if this is truly in the cards.
If you haven't yet read the Divine Comedy — you know who you are — now is the time, because Robert and Jean Hollander have just completed a beautiful translation of the astonishing fourteenth-century poem.
At the turn of the 20th century, Europeans were so awed by the river's beauty that they believed themselves in the presence of the divine, yet only 60 years later, the filmmakers learned, the Hudson had become a sewer.
The orthodox creed that Jesus truly suffered and yet was fully divine as well as fully human was decisively influenced by early controversies over views found in Valentinian and similar traditions, which seemed to deny any real human incarnation to the divine Saviour.
