Sentence examples for ritual life from inspiring English sources

Methods used by archaeologists to interpret social organization, economic organization, and ritual life.

Mississippian peoples had an intricate ritual life involving complex religious ornamentation, specialized ceremonial centres, and an organized priesthood.

Central to the ritual life of the Benedictine are communal prayer, private reading and devotion, and physical labor.

In the early 21st century, Jewish religious life continued to fragment along ideological lines, but that very fragmentation animated both moral imagination and ritual life.

Hinduism has much in common with Jainism, which until the 20th century remained an Indian religion, especially in social institutions and ritual life; for this reason, many Hindus still consider it a Hindu sect.

In picturing images and icons, these texts were responding to reformist controversies as well as to the social and economic demands of things themselves, the provocative objects that made up the fabric of ritual life.

The film conveys such a palpable sense of flesh-and-blood vitality and vulnerability (in both animals and people) that the mystique of Spain's national sport as a ritual life-and-death test of courage remains etched in your mind.

"It's another ritual in life.

And for Mr. Mussi, the annual tree-collecting ritual marks life's milestones.

But there is something almost hypnotic about the calm, the order and the measured quotidian ritual of life in that house.

While it may not be the most important ritual in life, it's probably pretty important to your soulmate.