Sentence examples for entry of christ from inspiring English sources

They are remarkable, particularly the seven-foot (2.1-metre) "The Lively and Radiant: The Entry of Christ into Jerusalem".

His Entry of Christ into Brussels (1888), filled with carnival masks painted in smeared, garish colours, provoked such indignation that he was expelled from Les Vingt.

When, in 1929, his Entry of Christ into Brussels was first exhibited publicly, King Albert of Belgium conferred a barony on him.

One, called "The Lively and Radiant: The Entry of Christ into Jerusalem," from 1885, is gigantic: nearly seven feet tall and done on a giant piece of paper.

Americans still undervalue him greatly, notwithstanding that his masterpiece, "The Entry of Christ Into Brussels in 1889," is at the Getty in Los Angeles.

Several towers filled with these figures, in animated poses, would be enough to portend the apocalypse, but in "The Entry of Christ into Chicago," (the title refers to the Belgian James Ensor's expressionistic painting, "The Entry of Christ into Brussels") Brown added at ground level, a platform decked with bunting, on which are a dignitaries but also a rock band.

The Glorious Mysteries are events associate with the resurrection of Christ and the entry of Jesus and his mother into heaven.

Antichrist, the polar opposite and ultimate enemy of Christ.

In comparison, entry to Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf costs about $20 per person.

His entry into Buenos Aires, as he imagined it, had the ambience of Christ's entry into Jerusalem or Brussels as depicted by Ensor.

Four middle-aged women, all members of the fast-disappearing Venetian lace industry, performed a tableau of the magi; a younger group of women animated a fierce, noisy, boisterous scenario of Christ's entry into Jerusalem; parents and children cradled each other in a variety of pietá and most movingly a single elderly women performed a slow and immensely dignified dance of the crucifixion.