Sentence examples for setting a seal from inspiring English sources

God's right hand is raised in blessing, while he holds Eve's wrist with his left, according to the work's most controversial interpreter, the 20th-century folklorist and art historian, Wilhelm Fraenger: As though enjoying the pulsation of the living blood and as though too he were setting a seal on the eternal and immutable communion between this human blood and his own.

An Oscar in the best director category would now set a seal on his remarkable ascent.

His death merely set a seal on the fact that he had never existed".

Her choice of passage for her protagonist, from sura two, is striking: "Allah hath set a seal on their hearts".

Instead, it was Kristopher Burton, the Italy fly-half who set a seal on his side's celebrations with a late drop goal.

Tonight, saying the Vatican's diplomatic recognition of Israel "set a seal on efforts to open an era of dialogue," the pope urged continued progress.

Theatrical names do a lot of heavy lifting: creating a world, setting a mood, sealing a time and place.

The passage sets a sacramental seal on the art of Vermeer as a shrine of artistic devotion.

But the most inspired fictional cavalcade of social and cultural life in 20th-century Britain was Angus Wilson's No Laughing Matter (1967), a book that set a triumphant seal on his progress from a writer of acidic short stories to a major novelist whose work unites 19th-century breadth and gusto with 20th-century formal versatility and experiment.

The electrical activity does not pose the same hazard as a volcano's boiling lava, choking dust clouds and drowning mud slides - though there are reports of people and animals being struck as they fled - but it sets a spectacular seal on mother nature's most awesome display of destruction.

The Dublin European Council last month set a positive seal on the four main priorities announced by the presidency at the start of its term of office.