Sentence examples for ceremonial aspects from inspiring English sources

She helps oversee the ceremonial aspects of visits by foreign dignitaries.

He issued significant policy decisions without consulting allies, and he often seemed impatient with the ceremonial aspects of politics that can have huge meaning for lawmakers.

He embraced the ceremonial aspects of the day, the honor being paid to his person, while scorning the possibilities for comity and community that the occasion traditionally offers.

Professor Jackson said Mr. Bloomberg appeared to have grown in the ceremonial aspects of the job, and gave him high marks for the substantive ones.

The moai is distinguished by carvings on the back depicting the island's birdman cult and other ceremonial aspects of Easter Island's enigmatic past.

It was, however, a public holiday in Britain and featured many ceremonial aspects, including use of the state carriages and roles for the Foot Guards and Household Cavalry.

Gradually the ceremonial aspect of the plays disappeared, and their dramatic and comic possibilities were exploited.

She said that while she appreciated "the ceremonial aspect" of eggnog, she too couldn't abide "how heavy it is".

Armendariz said there was a ceremonial aspect to the selfie.

The English art historian David Davies seeks the roots of El Greco's style in the intellectual sources of his Greek-Christian education and in the world of his recollections from the liturgical and ceremonial aspect of the Orthodox Church.

With another nod to Holmes, Zelenak concludes that "the filing of a tax return, with its high visibility and ceremonial aspect, calls the taxpayer's attention to his status as a taxpayer and a purchaser of civilization in a way that would be impossible under a return free tax system".