Sentence examples for occult with from inspiring English sources

Many of these organisations are wholly or partly occult, with much hidden from non-adherents.

Bowie wanted it to feature an isolated village, then Renck came up with the idea of rituals that mixed the occult with a celebration of life.

As an occultist, he can justly claim to have made a lasting change on the world, refashioning the occult with his famous dictum to combine the aim of religion with the method of science.

Buffeted by the sheer cold difficulty of the city, and by John Lennon's murder — a trauma long forgotten now but indelible then, proof that the world was lethal in a random way — we began to read Molly Hughes's beautiful memoirs of Victorian family life, only to find that they overlapped, in ways at once obvious and occult, with our own experience of early-eighties New York.

An examination of clinically relevant subgroups of patients in the MARINA study of ranibizumab in treatment of minimally classic or occult with no classic choroidal neovascularization (CNV) secondary to age-related macular degeneration (AMD) was done.

To investigate the correlation between reading speed and scotoma size in patients with subfoveal occult with no classic choroidal neovascularization (CNV) in age-related macular degeneration (AMD) participating at 2 of 28 centers in the Verteporfin in Photodynamic Therapy trial.

They take drugs, talk about sex, experiment with the occult, scream with laughter, are caught out by sudden depressions.

Two antagonistic interactions were retained in the final model: abdominal pain with abdominal tenderness, and positive faecal occult bloods with a haemoglobin<10 g dl−1.

In hemodynamically stable surgical patients, the association of an occult hypoperfusion with a prolonged hyperlactatemia has been associated with an increased mortality rate [14].

In his pilot study, Reichel et al had 16 patients with occult subfoveal CNV treated with TTT with 12 months of follow ups [ 14].

They developed, he says, "an occult communion with the British landscape".