Sentence examples for ceremonial practices from inspiring English sources

Ceremonial practices vary, depending on the tribe and its way of life.

It is also a sacred art, embodying creation stories, prayers and ceremonial practices, the ancient and historical past.

By comparing the datasets it was possible to assess that the date palm had various uses in this site: one hypothesis involves its offering in ceremonial practices.

"But the Supremes wore wigs, Cher wore wigs, the Egyptians wore wigs in ceremonial practices and it wasn't a joke at all".

In all societies under comparison, there were ritual and ceremonial practices marking the stages in the life cycle of the individual birth, circumcision, puberty, marriage, and death.

Many South Sudanese groups mark the stages in the life cycle of the individual birth, circumcision, puberty, marriage, and death with ritual and ceremonial practices.

Potlatch is a legal ceremonial practice to celebrate or commemorate important events such as marriage, birth, and new leadership.

Mi'Jan's talk, Oral History as Engaged Community Listening, Ceremonial Practice and Performative Art, was beautiful and grounding.

Throughout the year, it hosts the ceremonial practice of potlatches, a once-outlawed gathering now undergoing a revival across the coast.

Except where the exercises with religious significance partook of the ceremonial practice of sects or groups, their [p253] constitutionality has been generally upheld.

Before Mi'Jan's presentation, "Oral History as Engaged Community Listening, Ceremonial Practice and Performative Art", OHMA students had the opportunity to hear from Mi'Jan in a more intimate setting.