Sentence examples for ceremonial world from inspiring English sources
Functional space becomes the ceremonial world of theming, or fantasy or high-end cultural architecture as suddenly as if a CD were switched on mid-symphony.
You will get a rare and intimate glimpse into the ceremonial world of this remote tribe, and be offered the opportunity to ask questions of the elders and shamans, inquiring across paradigms so that we can search together for creative, meditative approaches to what appear to be impossible collective problems.
Street took one last ceremonial run down the World Cup course.
Thereafter she undertook no more such trips, though she did travel to various parts of the world for ceremonial occasions and on humanitarian missions, such as her 1979 trip to a refugee camp in Cambodia.
Uji's centerpiece is its museum, an artfully landscaped glass structure that evokes Genji's world with ceremonial costumes and an ox-drawn carriage and a scale-model version of his mansion.
Thanks to that unpredictable world economy, ceremonial visits to foreign lands are constantly going phffft as national leaders shuffle cabinets, padlock banks, or just try to look busy back home — deep-sixing those time-honored exchanges of personalized one-of-a-kind state gifts.
At the 2014 World Cup, the ceremonial kickoff will be made by a paraplegic wearing a robotic "exoskeleton," operated with EEG sensors taped to his or her scalp.
There is Kafka's great "Gracchus the Huntsman", in which the dead man sails eternally around the world on a ceremonial barge, "because the boatman made a mistake".
There isn't an ounce of swing in Ms. Boyle's earnest delivery, and percussion is minimal except on numbers whose crashing drums evoke the ceremonial pomp of Vera Lynn's World War II hits.
But the orderly world of the ceremonial unit, where it seemed there was always time to properly plan elaborate honors for the dead, collapsed with the twin towers at the World Trade Center on Sept. 11.
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