Sentence examples for hanged man from inspiring English sources

The other six testifying to Cragh's execution included the hanged man himself, despite William de Briouze's stated belief that he had died of natural causes about two years earlier.

Imagine the casting call for male actors for Hulu's new TV adaptation of Margaret Atwood's "The Handmaid's Tale": Guard with Machine Gun #1; Guard with Machine Gun #2; Cop in Riot Gear; Hangman, Hanged Man.

Near the end, the hanged man is hanged, but then he gets better, and the couples twirl some more.

The Fool symbolizes someone who has all they need but should be wary of making a misstep or foolish choice.[4] The Lovers card may or may not reference romantic love, instead signaling a choice that needs to be made in order to follow the path you want.[5] The Hanged Man usually has an image of a person hanging upside down from a tree of wisdom by one foot.

During the 1910s, Samyro experimented with Symbolist imagery, in particular with the "hanged man" motif, which served as the basis for his poem Se spânzură un om ("A Man Hangs Himself"), and which built on the legacy of similar pieces authored by Christian Morgenstern and Jules Laforgue.

A hanged man was never more popular.

Can you imagine the book owner gazing fondly at this image of a hanged man?

It was rather like mentioning rope in the house of a hanged man.

A large, sketchlike oil painting from 1990 weaves together ballerinas, flamingos and a hanged man.

My dressing gown droops on the door like a hanged man.

Some of the earlier ones creak a bit and 'The Hanged Man', for instance, while wonderfully evocative of Edinburgh during the festival, has too many characters for the length of the story; it requires focused reading to distinguish one from another.