Sentence examples for all trappings from inspiring English sources

Still, the also timeless "imperial theme" must transcend all trappings.

This time, however, they're locked into a relationship from which all trappings of romance have been torn away.

They argue that, unlike Germany, which kept its old anthem after the war, dropping the first two verses, Russia should abandon all trappings of its totalitarian history.

"In the old days it was burn the letters," said Dr. Kathryn Faughey, a psychologist in Manhattan, who counsels the lovelorn to destroy all trappings of failed relationships.

I think he may be the founder of the dynasty, and perhaps an ascetic like Philip II of Spain, who tried to rid himself of all trappings of royalty to make himself a holy emperor.

Created ex nihilo prior to independence (1958), Nouakchott is both a city of uncontrolled urban growth (especially given the combined influence of the end of nomadic life and the great draughts) and the seat of all trappings of power, designed to symbolise the State, the Islamic Republic of Mauritania.

It has all the trappings of the epic.

"Klatsassin" has all the trappings of a western.

He rejected all the trappings of his title.

All the trappings of their false religion, gone.

Wellington is a compact, dynamic city with all the trappings of a thriving metropolis.