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They are also called Jinas (conquerors) or Kevalin (omniscient beings).

According to a Channel V interview, a one-armed scissor is a mixture of "red bull and vodka", and that the song is about their tours told from the omniscient character named the one-armed scissor who sees their hardships they deal with while on tour.

In his review of the book for The New York Times, Joe Nocera noted that the book had "an omniscient quality" of fly-on-the-wall scenes from inside the White House, much like the books of Bob Woodward, but "doesn't really go for phony omniscience" where the sources who are most cooperative are rendered most favorably.

Jim Shooter's run on Star Brand was unique in that, unlike nearly every other superhero comic up to that time, it was not told from omniscient point-of-view, and instead showed only Ken Connell's firsthand experiences.

New philosophies that promoted empowerment and participation, like Paulo Freire's Education for Critical Consciousness (1973), which emphasized that education could not be handed down from an omniscient teacher to an ignorant student; rather it must be achieved through the process of a dialogue among equals.

I mean, God's all knowing, right? God's omniscient, right? And God changed his mind? That can't be right.

However, the omniscient Shiva realized that Ravana was behind the menace and pressed the mountain into place with his big toe, trapping Ravana beneath it.

Narrated omnisciently, the novel opens with Cincinnatus C.

After Team Flash and Marlize use Cecile Horton's prenatal telepathic powers to project Barry into the Thinker's mind, they discover he metaphysically killed his former self and intended to take the Flash's body so he could become omniscient.

Although the child seems to be omniscient, he appears sad and detached from the material world.

She also concurrently serves as the omniscient narrator of Vision's ongoing solo title, having induced precognitive visions through arcane ritual involving the murder of Ebony at some undetermined point before her death.

In the Baháʼí tradition, god is described as "a personal god, unknowable, inaccessible, the source of all Revelation, eternal, omniscient, omnipresent, and almighty.

Jewish theologians, especially since the Middle Ages, have described the transcendence of God in terms of divine simplicity, explaining the traditional characteristics of God as omniscient and omnipotent.