supernaturally

How To Use supernaturally In A Sentence

• The Harris condition is supernaturally brave, under his score secondary attack's lead, the teammate attacks with irresistible force.
• Nor would the accidents thus separated, and supernaturally supported, lose their character as accidents, since they would still retain their essential property, i.e. natural exigence of inhesion. The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 1: Aachen-Assize
• Their surfaces betray hints of carving: the carved supports may once have presented imagery of personified, sacred stones, probably supernaturally charged greenstone celts.
• It was one of those mornings steeped in dewy freshness, when distant sounds and sights are brought supernaturally near, when lights are strangely bright, and shadows transparent, and the very mountains look more awake than usual. Untrodden Peaks and Unfrequented Valleys
• Shiites believe that the 12th Imam, a lineal descendant of Muhammad, supernaturally disappeared in the ninth century and will one day come back to restore justice in the world.
• This is the most authentic ghost tour in downstate Illinois and the tours are designed to be both historically and supernaturally accurate.
• The Harris condition is supernaturally brave, under his score secondary attack's lead, the teammate attacks force.
• But when the band lose their songwriting puff, the effect is almost supernaturally irritating.
• But since tradition offered to them a conception of a supernaturally renewed Empire, which they did not renounce the hope of realising on earth, they conceived an almost invincible mistrust of the ‘parergon,’ which the Roman Bishop held out and for which he strove. Monasticism: Its Ideals and History and The Confessions of St. Augustine
• In Jewish folklore, an artificially created human being supernaturally endowed with life.