Sentence examples for spiritual subtext from inspiring English sources

Even without Hicks, the book version of "The Secret" is enlivened by an exotic spiritual subtext.

At a seminar called "Ethics in Business" at the Ritz-Carlton, among Moscow's most expensive hotels, Mr. Shankar told a ballroom full of well-dressed people, who paid 5,000 rubles, or close to $200, a ticket, about Vedic philosophy and the spiritual subtext of corruption.

For Prussians at the time, excursions into nature also had a spiritual subtext.

"It was discovered by me as a pure aesthetic search without any spiritual subtext.

Which isn't to say it's a disappointment: on the contrary, it's awesomely entertaining, provided you accept it on its own terms ... Like the original film, it's a Boy's Own adventure yarn with a corny but irresistible spiritual subtext.

The many positive values of cremation -- the release, the return, the reunion of humankind with the elements of creation, the powerful spiritual subtexts of fire -- are not evident if they are not witnessed.

The publicity-seeking academic who suggested an England defeat would strip up to £3billion from the economy was misjudging the mood, since the subtext was spiritual rather than financial.

Now he's poking fun, I assume, at Richard Serra and other American sculptors who use steel and heavy equipment, with religion as the ironic subtext for modernism's spiritual undercurrents.

Whether this was a purely spiritual meaning or had a modern-day political subtext seemed unclear to everyone, including the gang of Vatican journalists who were travelling with the Pope and sought meaning in everything that he said.

The subtext is entirely religious.

The spiritual association of light gave to Gifford's pictures a Christian subtext.