Sentence examples for extensive symbolism from inspiring English sources
With their extensive symbolism, his works synthesize and elaborate the teachings that made the school of Saint-Victor renowned throughout the 12th century.
The Bahir not only interpreted the sefirot as instrumental in creating and sustaining the universe but also introduced into Judaism such notions as the transmigration of souls (gilgul) and strengthened the foundations of Kabbala by providing it with an extensive mystical symbolism.
Prior's 1952 review article 'Łukasiewicz's Symbolic Logic' is one of the first papers in which he makes extensive use of symbolism.
The manuscript had better pacing, thanks to Margerie, and it had an extensive overlay of symbolism, thanks to Lowry, who was an admirer of Baudelaire.
This "poetic" approach to architecture, in some ways prefiguring the 19th-century Romantic movement, may also be seen in Boullée's extensive use of symbolism.
World War I memorials made extensive use of symbolism and allegory.
He also makes extensive use of Christian myth and symbolism and often sounds a note of formal ritual and incantation in his poems.
Because of its extensive reach through widespread exhibition and reproduction in magazines and newspapers, and despite its obscure and overdetermined symbolism, the painting was recognized as a universal and potent emblem of the anguish and devastation of war.
