omnipotence

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• It’s why the Smiths are such an incredible band because Morrissey will write lyrics, within two lines, which move from incredible omnipotence to just crushing self-loathing.

• A lot of people I’ve interviewed in that kind of position, and I think men in particular, carry with them a sort of aura of omnipotence.

• Videos such as the one portraying Jammeh at the TRRC undermine the myth of his omnipotence, says Baba Galleh Jallow, executive secretary of the TRRC and a former satirist himself.

• You can go to the Kaaba and shun Allah, but you cannot be a Congressman and question the omnipotence of the Nehru-Gandhi family.

• In the U.S., doctors enjoy a cultural omnipotence, a perception that they do nothing to disabuse.

• The obstinacy of this prince defeats, in ten successive trials, the divine omnipotence, of which Moses is the depositary.

• His pride and self-confidence were deeply wounded;—his wife's elderly aunt did not believe in his omnipotence!

• Besides, in respect to this omnipotence, we shall have to distinguish possibility from actualization, present or future.

• But how vain are the calculations of the greatest human intellects, when put in opposition to the overruling will of Omnipotence!

• From the omnipotence of Parliament the colonists appealed to the rights of man and the omnipotence of the God of battles.