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But there was always a deus ex machina for us when we were in trouble.
First of all, science by definition avoids the 'deus ex machina' assumption.
In the ancient drama it was deus ex machina that came in at the end to solve the problems of the play.
Lamarck's mechanism was not, as sometimes assumed, a desperate deus ex machina for explaining transgenerational memory.
The first is at what point the deus ex machina—the judgment—shall be brought in.
Jupiter descends in a storm as a deus ex machina to resolve the dilemma.
Nor are they simply a reflection of a superorganismic deus ex machina, whether we call it culture, social structure, or institutions.
To sort out the problems, they drag in a deus ex machina : leadership and propaganda.
There was no deus ex machina in the closing scene.
It is simply not a democratic deus ex machina.
Of course, sometimes a splendid benefactor has come along like a deus ex machina to pay the difference, but such private benefactors, alas!
We should not blindly take that route, thinking that we have found the solution—a new deus ex machina—when all we have is a vague idea.
I learn that some think of the old deus ex machina of a senate of national parliamentarians to offset the democratic deficit.
As such, it is a kind of deus ex machina common in fantasy literature.
These rules precluded many elements common in the baroque tragi-comedy: flying horses, chivalric battles, magical trips to foreign lands and the "deus ex machina".
The episode has subsequently been met with mixed critical responses, facing criticism for its abrupt "deus ex machina" ending.
Use of the godspot in this fashion often foreshadows a deus ex machina ending.
Some critics have argued that eucatastrophe, and in particular the eagles, exemplify "deus ex machina".
