Sentence examples for religious mood from inspiring English sources
In his 1978 poem "The Death of a Ladies' Man," Cohen writes of a lover's "high religious mood" brought low by the dangers of desire: "She beckoned to the sentry / of his high religious mood.
The scene exudes a bizarre, religious mood as though this were an altar for some eccentric modern sect.
That seemed to inspire people, too, and not just because this was his funeral and it was appropriate to be in a religious mood.
Rather than the archaic structures of celebration and conformity to place, the new religious mood spoke of escape and liberation from place and of salvation from an evil, imprisoned world.
/ She said, 'I'll make a space between my legs, / I'll teach you solitude.' " You hear the resonances of Cohen's own religious mood, and Montreal's, in the lyrics of many songs — "Sisters of Mercy," "Story of Isaac," "Who by Fire," "If It Be Your Will" — culminating, perhaps, with "Hallelujah".
/ She said, 'I'll make a space between my legs, / I'll teach you solitude.' " You hear the resonances of Cohen's own religious mood, and Montreal's, in the lyrics of many songs—"Sisters of Mercy," "Story of Isaac," "Who by Fire," "If It Be Your Will"—culminating, perhaps, with "Hallelujah".
Musical accompaniment, from classical to religious songs and mood music, plays from a boom box.
Ponick added, "A great many [of the songs] carry with them the appropriate religious significance or mood.
Every dwarf has individual character traits, religious beliefs, affections, moods, and skills, and every limb and tissue layer of their bodies is modeled and tracked.
The chapter on "Will" also contains striking passages that anticipate the concerns of The Varieties of Religious Experience: about moods, "changes of heart," and "awakenings of conscience".
His Glagolitic Mass (1926), set to a suspect version of Old Church Slavonic, was apparently written in a mood of religious ecstasy which could have had something to do with his late-flowering passion for a much younger married woman.
