Sentence examples for impart a monastic from inspiring English sources

Nearer the entrance, stands of exotic trees and sunken Japanese gardens and stone walkways impart a monastic feel.

In a more formal manner, a monastic may or may not initiate lay seekers and monastic postulants into meditation by imparting to them a mantra, a sacred secret phrase aiding the emancipatory process.

It was like a monastic experience?

"It's kind of a monastic life," he said.

There's a monastic and slightly sinister silence".

"We're not preaching a monastic life," she said.

Not for a monastic commitment to the task.

Philip Roth What she says "Writing is a monastic activity.

European bell making was originally a monastic craft.

Mar Awgin, a Syrian monk, introduced the monastic rule in Mesopotamia, and Jerome established a monastic cloister in Bethlehem.

Frequently intervening in monastic affairs, Nicholas strengthened discipline in the community of Mt. Athos (Greece) and probably wrote a monastic Rule (Typikon) adapted from the original text of the early Palestinian monastic founder St. Sabas.