Sentence examples for class of ritual from inspiring English sources

Like listening to NPR's Morning Edition, the preparation and eating of breakfast belongs to that class of ritual activity by which we turn our sleeping soft selves into our outer selves.

The end of class ritual of lying on the yoga mat in the posture of shevasana reminds us of how important it is to stop and savor our experience.

Perhaps better to accept that all of Britain's sports have aspects of their cultures – often a product of the class rituals of those who play and watch them – that are abhorrent to sober post-match analysis.

Increasing numbers of students are asking to opt out of the science class ritual of dissecting frogs or fetal pigs, branding the practice cruel and insisting they can learn as much from computer simulations.

[Noises off. Oliver offers Penny a crust of bread.] WEINERT-KENDT My question as a parent is how this compares to a Music Together class or the like — a sort of ritual activity where kids play along and presumably take away something after a period of weeks.

In his book City of 201 Gods: Ilé-Ifè in Time, Space, and the Imagination, he examines the modern urban mixing of ritual, royalty, gender, class, and power, and how the structure, content, and meaning of religious beliefs and practices permeate daily life.

Bell (2009b) suggested using a behavior spectrum from rite behavior to the class (ritual-like), replacing the definition of ritual (1997: part II).

It was at the heart of postwar European cinema that he was first recognised, receiving the Venice film festival grand prix for his documentary Sunday By the Sea (1953), which captured working-class Londoners' ritual of taking the train to Southend for a cheap and cheerful summer's day out.

These are places of ritual.

Almost always closed out of ritual (and semi-ritual) events.

The name refers to "the body of ritual," where "bu" means "ritual" and "gumi" means "body".