Sentences with phrase «perform miraculous»

Normally, this «fight - or - flight» response works well when we have to fight off an attacker, escape from a burning house, or perform a miraculous feat of strength.

Good in the sense that it means anyone can instantly pick it up and perform miraculous feats of head - cleaving prowess.

So much so that, even if we never perform our miraculous house cleaning service in your home, we want you to be aware of the hidden risks associated with typical house cleaning services.

After yoga, my body could perform miraculous movements that left me in awe.

This is where the crucial switch is made and our bodies perform their miraculous life - sustaining alchemy: Carbon is removed from the blood to be expelled from the lungs and replaced by fresh oxygen, which is then pumped to the heart for circulation.

I can walk about existence on my head; but the next thing I can not do, for I can not perform the miraculous, but can only be astonished by it.

Jesus was just the Houdini of the ancient world performing miraculous - like magic tricks, not the messiah.

De Gea is performing miraculous saves at an unprecedented rate.

By making something that should be both individual and optional into something generic and compulsory, the FA and the PL have performed the miraculous feat of shafting the thing in both directions: it's completely meaningless most of the time, except on the rare occasions when it's cosmically overblown.

The lady, dressed in 18th century clothing and speaking in tongues not known to the ambulance crew appeared and dissapeared after performing this miraculous feat.

But the British developer — since shuttered and handed over to Codemasters — performed a miraculous U-turn to get the title up to scratch, and it represents a pretty strong alternative if you're not interested in Polyphony Digital's latest.»

Turning Water Into... An Oak Tree: Michael Craig - Martin Discusses Performing a Miraculous Act of Conceptual Art

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But since there is no God or «Spirit» performing any kind of miraculous transformation on their «hearts» or personalities the degree to which they'll be the kind of good people Christians should be is determined solely by their inherent nature.

The miraculous wonders that Jesus performed were intended to reveal that He was the Messiah.

Glycon In the middle of the 100s AD, out along the south coast of the Black Sea, Glycon was the son of the God Apollo, who: came to Earth through a miraculous birth, was the Earthly manifestation of divinity, came to earth in fulfillment of divine prophecy, gave his chief believer the power of prophecy, gave believers the power to speak in tongues, performed miracles, healed the sick, and raised the dead.

Most of the «miraculous» ways of God manifesting, if He were to perform them, couldn't most of those feats have been performed by a created entity (powerful angel)?

1) I think having a baby is an amazing miraculous wonderful feat that the female human body has evolved to be able to perform.

That's why in this article we'd like to encourage you to stop worrying about whether you should start performing this or that miraculous exercise or try the latest super food with sensational fat loss properties and just go back to the basics — the best solutions to the greatest problems are usually right in front of our noses.

Yet professor Orfield et al. would have Black and Hispanic parents wait for a paradigm shift a la Thomas Kuhn, for some seismic change in the state's zeitgeist, for some miraculous conversion of the suburban mindset that would compel an opening of gated high - performing schools to needy children trapped in dysfunctional ones.

Gal Weinstein's creation of an Israeli «landscape» that fills the pavilion takes its title, «Sun Stand Still,» from a miraculous act performed by ancient Israelite leader Joshua Bin - Nun, who was engaged in a battle with the Canaanites that he needed to win before darkness.

Often plastic surgeons perform surgeries that can be considered miraculous, such as removing a large tumor from a person's face and then reconstructing that face to look attractive once more, or rebuilding the nose, mouth and jaw a woman who was the victim of a shotgun blast.