Sentence examples similar to historical rites from inspiring English sources
Hannah Kent's absence has been noted, but as her book Burial Rites centres on historical events in Iceland, it could never have been nominated.
There is nothing vivid, stirring or original about Ms. Smiley's references to historical events — they feel like rote, secondhand observations, shoehorned into the narrative in a mechanical effort to create a time frame.
Innumerable examples of such rites exist in the historical record.
But rote did not help them to think historically or to grasp historical evidence, and those weaknesses are being corrected.
The cover story mentioned historical accounts of Jews using Christian blood in rites.
But more than just illustrating it, their "Rite" — simply called "A Rite" — dissects the music with spoken text and historical characters to investigate its lasting impact and inspiration.
But more than just illustrating it, their "Rite" — simply called "A Rite" — dissects the music with spoken text and historical characters that help to investigate its lasting impact and inspiration.
It is, more likely, a necessary rite of passage with an element of overdue historical justice.
According to most recent theories, the two repertories represent variant rites developed in different locales, rather than coming from different historical periods.
They suggest that teachers go beyond rote memorization and ask students to explain and analyze historical developments and conflicts.
From the Masjid Al Haram complex to the hills of Mina, the rites include circling the Kaaba seven times and visiting sites of historical and religious importance.
