messianic造句

The cult leader saw himself as a messianic figure.

That message, often delivered in sententious, near messianic tones, had little appeal.

He would have been informed by his court theologians about the Jewish messianic hope.

He did so, moreover, with a nearly messianic fervor and aplomb.

It's an apocalyptic, messianic sect that could possess nuclear weapons, to the detriment of all mankind.

The defeated radicals of the French Revolution were the first to have this messianic vision in 1794.

We mixed tribal elements like the sprouting seedling symbol on his forehead and in his chest cavity with more traditional messianic features.

From 1927 on, Fuller seemed utterly self-assured, even messianic, as he developed innovations like the geodesic dome, equal parts engineering elan and poetry.

In the BBC interview, Mr. Assange acknowledged obliquely that he had high ambitions for himself, saying, "Everybody would like to be a messianic figure without dying."

The unprecedented move follows last month's order by U. S. President Barack Obama, dispatching 100 military personnel to Uganda to help crush the LRA and capture Joseph Kony, its messianic leader.