Sentence examples for highly ritualized process from inspiring English sources

Like other Maori arts, weaving was a highly ritualized process.

"They basically created these areas of highly ritualized processions and activities that were not settled permanently".

Enchanting as these works are, I can't help thinking that deep down, artists who fetishize the ritualized process of artistic production have nothing to say.

The arrival of Mr. Hall was a ritualized process in this village in the demilitarized zone, where the tense truce that ended the Korean War in 1953 is administered.

Margaret Raymond: Judge Sotomayor did very well in what has become a fairly predictable and ritualized process.

In the United States, modern political parties strain to project spontaneity and authenticity onto that which is, in fact, highly ritualized: an onward procession of bumps and setbacks and gaffes that rarely (but occasionally; Bush v. Gore) veers outside the lines.

The process has become highly ritualized within the youth culture itself without much adult supervision and sometimes not much adult awareness".

Thus the extension of the script concept not just to the outward forms of classroom life (which are often highly ritualized) but to the cognitive and socio-cognitive processes of work with concepts and ideas is an extraordinary leap.

In some mysterious but highly ritualized way, Election Day also marks a familiar transition in our political process.

Unlike the highly ritualized Rose Parade or other annual events, the Heizer and Endeavour processions are one-offs, the exact route and character of each one made up from scratch.

But in Mexican culture, it's highly ritualized.