Sentence examples for suggests ritual from inspiring English sources

Though Mr. Battle does not want the work to be taken literally, he suggests ritual West African dances by using circular formations and body percussion and draws on images of people bound together as they were in slavery.

The Pakistan-born, Columbia-trained artist Huma Bhabha — whose work suggests ritual figures wrought by Giacometti on the set of "Mad Max" — will shed some light on the subject tonight, when she inaugurates the lecture series "Subjective Histories of Sculpture," at the New School.

As Analects 2.3 (quoted above) suggests, ritual plays an important role in Confucius's social and ethical philosophy.

The designer Jan Chipchase, for example, conducts decompression camps after intense projects to truly give meaning to the term "post-mortem". Priya Parker, who advises companies on how to gather more meaningfully, suggests rituals that enable public intimacy, like Renaissance Weekend's "if these were your last remarks" closing session.

Sections of steel reinforcing bar become the limbs of figures, and pieces of wood and other found objects are strung together to suggest ritual or religious significance.

By using a Latin libretto and suggesting ritual with slow-moving, rhythmically square vocal lines, he puts the audience at a distance, as if it were witnessing an outlandish and archaic rite.

In 2010, the American Academy for Pediatrics released a statement suggesting "ritual nicks" as a "compromise to avoid greater harm".

Other smaller stones include a square stone like a huge hearth setting in the centre of the circle and this along with the bones of cattle, sheep, wolves and dogs found in the ditch suggest ritual sacrifice and feasting.

They suggest rituals both sacred and sexual — an intricate web of free-floating associations that seems to connect everything else in the show, no matter how apparently unrelated.

Accordingly, she suggests a ritual: "Each time you handle money, deliberately flip the bills so the front is facing you.

The balance of propriety suggests the ritual distance and emotional intelligence of Graham Greene, as characters simply go through their doomed motions (Mitchell).