divine intervention造句

He had been saved from death as if by divine intervention.

This has troubled many, including Darwin himself, as it subverted ideas of divine intervention.

The priest was overjoyed at this divine intervention and raised the boy as his own.

But Burchard knew that divine intervention would never have been necessary if BASF's product were better designed.

The Israel he imagines, beautifully and sorrowfully, is not going to be saved by any divine intervention.

The power is given names, e. g. divine intervention, imagination, grace, God, but what ever it is called it is a real force.

The prospect of a collapsed car industry was so terrifying that a church in Detroit placed three hybrid SUVs on its altar and prayed for divine intervention.

This helps explain why, for example, God was credited for saving Ostrander's life through miraculous, divine intervention, but he was not blamed for the boy's accident.

It was divine intervention that brought the fork to the lining of his trousers, and now he must seize the opportunity.

He is at once a hedonist who preaches prudence and temperance, a theist who rejects divine intervention and the survival of the soul, and an atomist who upholds both mechanism and free will.