Sentence examples for Many trappings from inspiring English sources

Like so many trappings of midcentury manliness, brow line eyeglasses — the kind favored by Malcolm X — have landed in the hipster bargain bin.

Northern Iraq's Kurdistan region has many trappings of an independent state, including control of its own borders, oil sector and security forces.

After a post-high-school year in England in 1966, Mr. Dean shrugged off many trappings of his background, including the Republicanism that his father preached at home.

More than a millennium later, the village — looming 1,400 feet over the Mediterranean — has also kept many trappings of modernity at bay.

Instead, Mr. Bradley showed such political potency last year that he forced the vice president to practically reinvent his campaign and shed many trappings of incumbency.

Although Salvation Army missions lack many trappings of Christian churches -- they do not offer communion, for example -- they house nondenominational worship services, and their treatment programs rely on the Bible.

They created a big-ticket Chicago institution that boasted a gold piano, designer spittoons, perfume fountains, a lavish menu, a replica of Bernini's "Apollo and Daphne" sculpture, mirrored ceilings and as many froufrou trappings as the place could hold.

The battle between gangs heats up, with much blood and gunplay and many testosterone trappings (flashy cars, high-tech weaponry) and tired cops-and-robbers settings (nightclubs, gambling parlors, harbor docks).

The application of improved local random walk is quite intense and it enables IBA to avoid many local trappings.

He has shunned a record label and many other trappings of the music industry.

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