Divine used in a sentence

Divine in a sentence as a noun

You don't need to claim some divine spark of innovation to say that something is better, or that you prefer it.

To us it indicates that a divine Creator was required to endow these rodents with this language gift.

Yet when it comes to programming, there obviously exists no such thing, rather, there are naturals, those gifted enough for this divine trade, and then there are all the others.

Divine in a sentence as a verb

What's more mysterious is that the "divine" number equals your height divided by the height of your torso, and even weirder, the ratio of female bees to male bees in a typical hive!

If you don't address a term in a contract a court will try to divine the intent of the parties, or look at industry norms, or use defaults established by statute law, and try to do something reasonable.

The brand — and the TV ad, the movie and the fictional spokesman — is hyperaware of its own fictionality and thus earns the right to simultaneously denigrate and elevate itself as divine.

Divine in a sentence as an adjective

Take another comment on this thread:> Once somebody is fully set in their ways it's almost impossible to change their mind without divine interventionThat's fairly blatant ageism but, more than that, it's from someone who only knows people like him- or herself that wants to surround themselves with the same.