Sentences with phrase «mystical being»

Chinese animated fantasy about mystical beings who control the tides and the seasons and a young female who wants to experience the human realm.

No one has more «pure bias» than one who believes in mystical beings (gods) without evidence (christians, muslims, hindus, etc).

Tucked away deep inside the pine forests of Andros Island are bodies of water so deep they are uncharted and so mystical they are home to mythical... Read More

With the exception of mystical beings like Swamp Thing and the Silver Surfer, I can't think of any major superhero who doesn't have a secret identity.

Blades are mystical beings with mysteries that constantly revolve around them, and a great number of Chronicles 2's lengthy (read: LENGTHY) cutscenes toy with that sense of unknown.

Tucked away deep inside the pine forests of Andros Island are bodies of water so deep they are uncharted and so mystical they are home to mythical creatures.

We must understand that pastors are not mystical beings that are exempt from human frailties.

remember in kayfabe Undertaker is an undead mystical being.

Embracing the mysterious and mystical is true to an Aquarius heart.

But the director has integrated mystical beings and traditional Japanese elements that flavor the film like a good splash of teriyaki sauce.

Finding himself caught in a Martian civil war between two human - like races trying to annihilate each other, he falls in love with the beautiful princess (Houston's own Lynn Collins) from one of the warring sides and helps them survive the menace of a devastating weapon given to their enemies from some strange mystical beings attempting to control the destiny of the planet.

Breathtaking, majestic and mystical are just a few words to describe The Palace, an exquisite villa nestled between a pristine white sand beach and virgin rainforest.

The tale is set around the turn of the 17th century and focuses on a Westerner named William who has the ability to see mystical beings called guardians.

Not deluded into believing in mystical beings.

«Vampire and werewolf lovers beware; this trilogy opener offers readers a new take on an unexpected breed of mystical beings.

Why is it so difficult to admit that some things are inexplicable because of our current level of intellect, rather than attributing them to a mystical being?

Should you try to think for yourself rather than obeying some mystical being, we're not comfortable with that.

As long as you strongly believe there is a mystical being telling you what to do from the great beyond, we're cool with you.

I'm sorry but to take a literal translation of the Bible that a mystical being created an entire planet and everything on it in 6 days is ridiculous.

Additionally, many species continue to this day to stay as they have always been (Coelacanth, alligator, horseshoe crab, shark, dragonfly, a myriad insects etc, etc, etc.) How does «Punctuated Equilibrium» prove a mystical being created any of this?

Sure, the idea that some mystical being loves me no matter what and will take away all my pain and suffering sounds appealing.

When we screw things up badly enough on our magical planet, a mystical being is going to descend from «Heaven» and save those that believe in Him and let everyone else perish.

That expression may seem too strong — but only if we think the mystical is the exceptional rather than a spiritual experience that belongs to the essence of religion and remains accessible to all believers.

How about stop pretending that earth is prison and some mystical being is going to beam you up.

you can believe in a mystical being who created all the matter and life in the universe, yet refuses to display definitive proof of its existence to us, or you can believe that the proper amount of protein, electrolytes, sugars, and RNA came together in a lipid layer (or some other semi permeable membrane) at just the right time to create a cell that could reproduce itself and begin life.

So while reports from crystal balls, tarot cards, and mystical beings may be a bit murky when it comes to predicting my future, I am happy to report that whatever happens, odds are I will be rocking some fantastic sleeves and some serious attitude (because Lord knows that trend seems pretty likely to stick around too).

What he discovers goes beyond anything he ever could have imagined, a mystical being known as The Ancient One (Tilda Swinton) opening his eyes to powers beyond rational thought.

After a terrible accident, Dr. Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) loses his ability to operate but finds new purpose when a mystical being known as the Ancient One reveals that Dr. Strange is the newly designated Sorcerer Supreme.

Its later use of swirling colors to depict the mystical is breathtakingly complex.

Even as yet another superhero origin story, there are some truly next - level visual effects and action sequences in director Scott Derrickson's film, and opening the Marvel cinematic universe up to all the possibilities that come from the realms of the mystical is an exciting prospect.

The Ancient One This mystical being, played by a bald Tilda Swinton in the movie, holds the title Sorceress Supreme and is 600 years old.

You could make a fair argument that this is dark fantasy: there's a secret world woven into a rug and populated with mystical beings.

This mystical being is best known for gifting Corvo and Emily with their powers, while remaining amused by the entire game's events.

For an artist whose output extends far beyond the fine paintings of World War One and exceeds the parameters of British landscape painting within which his work is usually understood, the recurrence of certain themes and preoccupations — a sense of significant place, and the idea of trees as sentient, mystical beings — creates a satisfying symmetry to his career.

He was the greatest British landscape artist of the 20th century, and his deeply personal understanding of the countryside as the locus for forces that are ancient and mystical was as endemic as it was persistent.

«1 This statement offers a good deal of information: that Pollock wished viewers to place faith in his paintings as mysterious, mystical beings, somewhat like silent gods who reign over human beings yet are still vulnerable to their words and deeds.

The Chronicles of Narnia You know how it goes: you step inside a wardrobe, the door shuts and BOOM you're transported to a magical world full of bizarre and mystical beings.