Examples of using Ineffable in English and their translations into Serbian
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who unspeakably prays with ineffable breaths.
Within the infinite reality of faith, the intellect abases itself before the ineffable mysteries of new life in the Holy Spirit.
And third, the Whitopia has an ineffable charm, a pleasant look
These ineffable experiences have properties called qualia,
the soul becomes filled with ineffable joy.
existing in sheer spiritual pleasure and in ineffable repose and a perfect state.
Just as God has made great, ineffable, and indescribable promises, so, too,
Excuse me, Your Ineffable Hugeness. I wonder if you'd be gracious enough to step outside for a moment… while we miserable worms get our drawers on.
We have not yet known that ineffable fellowship and have not known the power
Spiritual life is ineffable joy, a guarantee for fullness of all our yearnings for love,
God, in His ineffable mercy, called the human race into communion with Himself once more.
Of that ineffable essence we call spirit, he that thinks most will say least.
A universe of ineffable gaudiness spun itself out in his brain while the clock ticked on the washstand
As an abstract concept love usually refers to a strong, ineffable feeling towards another person.
with the foretasting-albeit partial- of the ineffable joy of the endless reign of the heavens
looking for really ineffable qualities.
love usually refers to a deep, ineffable feeling of tenderly caring for another person.
healing,"and in one short passage in Divine Scripture we can find great strength and an ineffable wealth of ideas.".
glorify God for His ineffable gift, the gift of resurrection and love.
the Spirit himself asks on our behalf with ineffable sighing.