Sentence examples similar to hand rite from inspiring English sources

Still, the four-hand "Rite" packs a wallop as a concert piece.

On the other hand, the "Rite" perhaps ought to feel like a stretch.

Ritual kinship rites are practiced, associated with a washing-of-hands ritual; many gifts are exchanged.

The 'Priest' there hand lifted last rites for 44 airliner dead including Captain Clark (left).

On the other hand, there's rote, cruel adolescent mockery -- the kind that many of Mr. Solondz's nerds, losers and loners are subjected to.

His major achievement, 60 horizontal hand scrolls, "Annual Rites and Ceremonies" (1173), shows courtiers engaged in various ceremonies and festivities against the background of different sections of the palace compound.

To end, Mr. Dank and Ms. Lee played Stravinsky's formidable four-hand arrangement of "The Rite of Spring," a tour-de-force account of a stunning piano piece.

On the other hand, some people love rote or mechanical or mindless tasks because there's still a sense of accomplishment after completing them.

Yet in the Greek churches (though not often in the Latin) women were ordained as deacons in the 4th century by prayer and imposition of hands with the same rite as male deacons and had a special responsibility at women's baptism.

To that end, he lured us to a buggy grove in the botanical gardens at Vincennes, where his barefoot models, all tender as the grass, stood soulfully among the trees, dressed mostly in flaccid whites, though a stiffly padded coat, suitable for a Druidic rite, was hand-embroidered with sacred symbols and sayings from "Siddhartha": "There is no reality except that which is contained within us".

Nervously squaring off with a bouncer while clutching a shoddy fake ID in your clammy hands is practically a rite of passage.