Sentence examples for ceremonial quality from inspiring English sources

But the dignified way in which slow and fast sequences alternated in "Monument (for Viola)," from 2000, gave this piece to recorded music by Corelli a ceremonial quality.

Because there is a ceremonial quality in everything Mr. Taylor does, the gala felt a little like an upbeat church service at which he presided over his flock like a modest Protestant minister.

For the ceremonial quality of her coronation, at 36, extended from the ruthless superiority she shared with Watkins to the moment she humbly bowed her head to receive gold at last.

It will probably turn into another procession, and that would certainly lend a suitably ceremonial quality to what is likely to prove the last piece of evidence submitted in favour of Frankel's promotion among the greatest of his breed.

For all his ceremonial qualities, the Charles I knew — C.R., as he was called at the Morgan — was a modest man, delighted by the success of his students and perpetually flushed with enthusiasm.

The headlamp gave him a slightly ceremonial, Gene Wilder-emerging-from-the-chocolate-factory quality.

And it reminds us of that ceremonial, almost-courtly quality in the stanza-form.

Like the close of the armed conflict, the rejoicing on the Home Front at the armistice had a ceremonial, even theatrical, quality.

The production was part of the Olympics Arts Festival in Sydney last year and has corresponding qualities of ceremonial stateliness and heavy-breathing athleticism, as though the characters were going for the gold in their own Olympics of Evil.

The production, directed by Gale Edwards, was part of the Olympics Arts Festival in Sydney last year and has corresponding qualities of ceremonial stateliness and heavy-breathing athleticism, as if Webster's characters were going for the gold in their own Olympics of Evil.

At the stroke of 12, a ceremonial switch is flipped and quality assurance is checked in each market and on each device.