Sentences with phrase «as a mere mortal»

Obama's message to religious voters: I pray more than ever and am acutely aware of my limits as a mere mortal.

Between the boutique shops, the independent galleries, the exclusive bars and speciality restaurants, the achingly trendy suburbs and the even chicer streets that line them there is more than enough to entertain the most discerning traveller as well as mere the mortals amongst us.

But as a mere mortal who can only understand time from a mere mortals perspective, does not take away from the fact that I know that God's time frame is not the same as mine, though I don't understand it.

While their godly physiques might be difficult to attain as mere mortals, superheroes provide us with inspiration to push ourselves toward superhuman muscle.

«Creation» is saying: Great men of science can suffer the same as us mere mortals.

ATONEMENT is as close to perfection as mere mortals can aspire to.

Ethereal enough as a mere mortal, Keira Knightley will play an actual sprite.

L'Affaire Sharpe has been quite astonishing, because as a mere mortal, not a Crony of Dan Malloy or part of the Charter Chicanery Circus, I underwent more due diligence than Sharpe to become a creative writing instructor for an after - school program at one of the local elementary schools for the non-hefty fee of a few hundred bucks.

In fact, that's a perfect comparison since book agents are often viewed as gods (and writers as mere mortals).

As mere mortals with exceptional skills, Batman and Robin rely on a variety of suits to aid them in surpassing the hazards and puzzles that Traveller's Tales throw at them.

On September 13, The Wall Street Journal stated «The Bennington Museum's Milton Avery's Vermont is as close to a perfect show as mere mortals can mount, small in scale, with beautiful objects, expertly interpreted, and with many surprises.

Ben Mendelsohn, Lily James and Kristin Scott Thomas all play figures in his immediate orbit — but Oldman, naturally, owns the show as he weighs the terrible responsibility of leadership against his limits as a mere mortal.

Studies have shown that the current set of Aristocrats have outperformed the S&P 500 by about 2 % over the last 25 years, which is about as good as a mere mortal can do in the investing world.

That's how He decided to show up in this sin - soaked world... as a mere mortal.

That's a big umbrella with more implications than I as a mere mortal want to take on!

Anyway, as mere mortals, who among us even has the confidence to try?