Sentence examples for small ritual from inspiring English sources
The metal trumpet dates from the 2nd millennium bce in Egypt, when it was a small ritual or military instrument sounding only one or two notes.
This was an auction.The prizes were mitzvot―meaning, in this context, the right to perform one of the small ritual roles assigned to lay people during the service.
At our house the only visible indicator of my Jewishness is a mezuzah: a small, ritual capsule that Jews affix to their doorposts (ours has a leopard-print design and came from Paris).
It's really just one in a series of occasional opportunities to go to the school and stand around and semi-participate in some small ritual — but I don't think the overwhelmingly maternal presence was an anomaly at all.
A small ritual makes food more enjoyable, but why does it have that effect?
If you ever sit next to me on a plane you will notice that I have a small ritual that I prepare every time I reach cruising altitude.
But part of Rivera's immense charm is exactly that he seems to take joy in the small ritual-like maneuvers of the game — that he still plays the field with his teammates before games, goofing around a little in the outfield to stay in shape.
It's one of the small rituals of Waldorf Education that convey equality and respect.
In any culture, small rituals are as much a part of the cuisine as the food.
The dancers — who also include Mr. Tynek, Matthew Dailey, Nicholas Duran and Vincent McCloskey — course through small rituals, often racing backward.
It provides tasks to perform – washing, dressing for a final time – small rituals in a world that is increasingly secular.
