Sentence examples for mystical one from inspiring English sources

When one is forced to read descriptions of hell and hear about the fate of "incurable sinners", one has to wonder whether its possibly time to reclassify The Republic from a philosophical work to a mystical one, or at least no longer insist on treating it as a work comparable to more modern philosophy.

Before that, the tone of the movie gyrates wildly: mystical one minute, smirking with a weird gallows humor the next.

We have a new relationship in each picture, a mystical one, inspired by Jewish angelology and kabbala.

Such demonstrations of spiritualism convinced many in high society that a new force, perhaps a mystical one, was behind the haunting messages.

It is also quite mystical: one fox has visions, there is a benevolent vulpine deity, and some passages are steeped in the kind of fuzzy, pantheistic spirituality that would usually make me wince.

Not the faith-based, mystical one, but the natural selection one, which shaped who we are in an environment that was much different than the one in which we now live.

The truth is that punitive, hysterical religions thrive, while soft, mystical ones must hide their scriptures somewhere in the hot sand.

That produces both confessional moments and mystical ones, such as the sweeping "El Shaddai," which looks back to confessional songwriters like Al Stewart and Cat Stevens.

A great many of the experiences we think of as quintessentially religious come without language, mystical ones in particular.

Pärt's formula for tintinnabuli harmony sounds like a mystical riddle: "one plus one is one, not two".

Almost from his inception, readers latched onto him with a zeal that bordered on "the mystical," as one Conan Doyle biographer has noted.