Sentence examples for ritual subjects from inspiring English sources
Even grandparents would recognize the ritual: Subjects are asked to stand or sit several feet away from a poster-size eye chart, cover one eye and squint at rows of capital letters.
It became a kind of ritual: subjects sat for a painted portrait that took about an hour to complete, and I documented the encounter by photographing them with the painting afterwards.
These rituals subject children to further violence and abuse and have become a lucrative business for some pastors.
But there were all varieties of massages — a fellow named Teppo gave me an excellent one (46 euros) — and the pool complex offered us ample opportunity to explore the Nordic ritual of subjecting yourself to successive temperature contrasts.
The Sun – and a managing editor there, who used to run the Press Complaints Commission – claim they came by a legitimate route: and, anyway, given the time passed and the subject matter, ritual cries of "privacy" seem derisory.
Students pay $1,300 to study, among other subjects, rituals and traditions, public speaking and the creation of ceremonies.
He talked candidly about his experiences with the organization, including the rather bizarre initiation ritual he was subjected to.
More than six years ago, Mr. Beach decided to begin studying in earnest a much-debated issue, and a subject of ritual complaint among technology executives — the apparently lagging skills of the American workforce.
The more than fair sampling of musical Judaica, while confirming the subject matter as ritual for the audience, on purely musical terms flirted with too much of a good concept.
We know that she was subjected to ritual genital mutilation as a girl in Guinea.
