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Meanings of providential interposition in English
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Usage of providential interposition in English
1
And now the time had come as by providential interposition.
2
When he heard the sound of our guns, he recognized an unhoped-for assistance, a providential interposition.
3
My life was in real peril, but I was fortunately delivered by a timely and providential interposition.
4
The circumstances attending this grand display of providential interposition and British prowess, must interest the feelings of every Englishman.
5
Mr. Wynn was too much of a Christian not to bow before what appeared to him the purely providential interposition of this suggestion.
6
There does not appear to be any need of Providential interposition.
7
This, from him, so unexpectedly apposite, had the effect upon her of a Providential interposition.
8
The Liberal dissensions and the belated but by no means contemptible Socialist candidate were providential interpositions.
9
I consider the illness of Miranda Mary's mother a Providential interposition-thatis, if she isn't too sick.
10
There are no surprises; no unlooked-for catastrophes; no providential interpositions to punish the sinner or rescue the good man.