Sentence examples for a sort of celestial from inspiring English sources
It's music of a modernist sensibility of extreme subjectivity, a sort of celestial expressionism.
Among them were Peter Hanson, who rose for the extensive violin part that meanders in and out of the "Benedictus," and the three trombones who acted as a sort of celestial press gang throughout the "Missa".
"Rhiannon was the only song I ever wrote about a sort of celestial being," she says, "but that song and the fact I wore black, floaty clothes somehow became this, this … this witch thing".
Matveev's Genesis follows a single droplet of light as it falls down a sort of celestial rabbit hole.
According to 19th-century Malagasy historian Raombana, in the eyes of the greater populace, the tangena ordeal was believed to represent a sort of celestial justice in which the public placed their unquestioning faith, even to the point of accepting a verdict of guilt in a case of innocence as a just but unknowable divine mystery.
Over the years, he said, he has been fascinated by all sorts of celestial subjects.
A star, or any other sort of celestial property.
I understand that the shiny triangular sculpture in the sunken plaza in front of the McGraw-Hill Building functions as some sort of celestial pointer.
This principle underlies Lucretius's main argumentative tactic when, in his final two books, he explains the sort of celestial, terrestrial and meteorological phenomena that men in the past have attributed to the gods.
The method relies on a kind of celestial mirror.
