Sentence examples for Annunciation from inspiring English sources

But the most introspective and mysterious moment in the story is the annunciation – the appearance of the archangel Gabriel to Mary to tell her she will give birth to the son of God.

A highlight of the scheme is a perfectly poised annunciation.

Perhaps the painting he was finishing under house arrest was his Annunciation in the National Gallery in London.

Second in the annunciation top five is a daring and unexpected take on the tale.

Medieval and Renaissance artists painted the annunciation again and again.

Simone Martini's annunciation uses far simpler methods than Leonardo and Antonello.

Q: Were you aware of the new annunciation of the old policy then?

Annunciation scenes are profound moments of enigma in which a woman encounters the divine in the quiet of her home.

The annunciation is art's most sacred moment.

The New Town includes an open-air market, a national theatre, and the church of the Evangelismos (Annunciation), which was built in 1925 on the plan of the Church of St .John, destroyed in 1856.

With his "annunciation" at the age of 24, he obeyed a heavenly order to manifest himself publicly and to proclaim his doctrines; thus began the new religion.