benediction

Even the interior scenes are brushed with a golden light, and sometimes that light feels like a benediction.

On those few days when we can walk outside without risking harm to our lungs and brains, we greet each other with new benedictions.

He sets the pace for The Card Counter, which is what you might call a pensive fairytale, a story about guilt that can be burned away only with the benediction of love.

He makes a little tart for himself, folding nubs of hard butter into a pile of flour, a few granules of which float down around his pig comrade’s radiant, upturned face like a benediction.

But even before this celebrity benediction, Brooklyn was thriving in the City of Lights.

The resulting pictures of Angelina, dipping her head as she receives the Sovereign's benediction, have gone around the world.

Why do politicians and policy-makers need the benediction of celebrity to do their jobs?

Where their benediction fell, their flocks were sure to go—or that was the idea.

Finally one Christmas the queen sent over a gift of a Labrador retriever, indicating a social benediction of sorts.

Those who have not received the benediction are pressing and elbowing each other to get near the altar.

Those who have received the benediction are instantly away to the Opera House or the wood of Boulogne.

The Rokurreas rose with one accord, and each turned to the men he was near to give them his parting benediction and salutation.

Let us take farewell like men, without a murmur and without a tear, and let me receive the benediction of a father before I die.

Man had wedded himself to Nature, and his works seemed to receive her seal and benediction.