Sentences with phrase «kind of miracles with»

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And none of that even references this supposed incredibly controversial person doing all kinds of miracles and creating a scourge to beat people out of a temple with.

Most Likely to Make the Eyes Water (nominated by Tara J. Haussler): Baddest Mother Ever with «A Tuesday Kind of Miracle»

In the four chapters of 1 Kings that are in the main the creation of the Elijah narrator, we meet a highly gifted verbalist, who is given to the use of unique words, forms, and structures; who is relatively sophisticated; who, as compared with the Elisha narrators, for example, appears to be notably disinterested in miracle for the sake of miracle; and who shares with Elijah himself a kind of precognition of the substance of classical prophetism.

There is so much for all of us that hides Jesus from us — the church itself hides him, all the hoopla of church with ministers as lost in the thick of it as everybody else so that the holiness of it somehow vanishes away to the point where services of worship run the risk of becoming only a kind of performance — on some Sundays better, on some Sundays worse — and only on the rarest occasions does anything strike to the quick the way that little girl's cry did with every last person who heard her realizing that Jesus didn't show for any of them — the mystery and miracle of Jesus with all his extraordinary demands upon us, all his extraordinary promises.

But sometimes the kind of miracle hoped for isn't something humans can fix, (for example, my brother could be released from the confines of his cerebral palsy), or something we don't even know is happening (in the situation of a person being physically assaulted with no other people around to intervene).

So, you kind of start rewarding yourself each day with those moments by making yourself stay conscious about what a miracle it is to have this beautiful baby in your arms.

I once talked to a pregnant friend about the glory of the Miracle Blanket and whether she wanted one, and she kind of shrugged and said she planned to re-use her SwaddleMes (she'd barely used with her first baby, but seemed to think they worked okay).

How great would it be if our children were delivered with their very own set of instructions, giving you an idea as to what kind of little miracle you're about to hold?

I'm sure you see TONS of commercials and ads making all kinds of miracle claims for losing your belly fat overnight with their magic pill or wildly - hyped snake - oil supplement.

Then you get a NEW email with yet another «amazing scientific approach» with some kind of «miracle» appetite suppressant that helps you burn 300 pounds in 12 seconds.

Now, if you base your nutrition knowledge on the kinds of books you find in health food stores, bestsellers like Kombucha — Miracle Fungus will tell you that already by the Tsin dynasty, it was known and honored as a beverage with magical powers, enabling people to live forever.

These are the kinds of ideas that the media wants to bore into your soul (that I want to beat down with sticks): You're not perfect, therefore buy this make - up / hair product / miracle cream and your life will suddenly be better.

A kind of culinary miracle worker, with a creamy sauce and a flaky pastry top that is guaranteed to calm even the most stressed nerves, Chicken Pot Pie is the ultimate comfort food.

I'm searching for a romamtic And honest MAN that still believes in Magic and the Miracles of life, like the old saying goes, «Live, Laugh and Love», i'm a realist kind of women with a touch of hopeless romantic, and feel that there's nothing more powerful than being in Love...

by Walter Chaw Joe Cornish's low - budget creature - feature Attack the Block is a charmer, a delight, the kind of rare film — like Jack Sholder's The Hidden, Stuart Gordon's Re-Animator, or Steve De Jarnatt's Miracle Mile — that devotees will latch onto, and for good reason, with the fervour afforded genuine cult classics.

Apocalyptic ticking - clock thrillers / buddy road movies are nothing new — Miracle Mile, The Road, and Seeking a Friend for the End of the World are stronger examples — but they're rarely done with the kind of fearlessness, originality, or emotional honesty that writer - director Zak Hilditch delivers with These Final Hours.

A trip to Kathmandu in a desperate search for some kind of miracle spiritual cure puts him in contact with the Ancient One, a bald sorceress played by Tilda Swinton (a gender and ethnic switch from the comics where the character is male and Asian; Swinton's Ancient One is of Celtic extraction) who by turns torments and trains him in the arcane ways of the mystic arts.

According to Signs there are two kinds of people in this world: those who believe that life is filled with, well, signs and miracles.

What is frankly kind of a miracle is that, after a couple of turns behind the wheels of these supercharged Challengers and Chargers, I'm still alive and with no points on my driver's license.

The miracles they find then will be of the deepest, truest kind, because those miracles have to do with the giving and the cherishing of our blessings rather than the getting of them, or the asking for them.

It's kind of a miracle way to walk that some dogs with severe spinal cord injuries learn even though their legs can't communicate with their brain.

It's kind of a miracle; I never thought Toby would ever be able to be with another dog again.

As far as I can tell, Wii Fit Trainer is somehow associated with Rez, Wonderdog must have starred in a Japan - only sequel involving duck hunting, Jigglypuff is some kind of bloated chao, and is Diddy Kong supposed to be the kiwi - flinging monkey from Alex Kidd in Miracle World?

Children are born with a great ability to learn and grow — different kinds of abilities, to be sure, but abilities that individually and together constitute the miracle of humanity.