Sentence examples for the cipher of from inspiring English sources

DeLillo has brought the cipher of Oswald disconcertingly alive.

Last month, Giuliani sent a message to the Republican base that, in the cipher of abortion politics, was meant to say, Trust me.

Here is a white man whose whiteness fails to yield any providential good fortune, and a sojourner in the wilderness of himself confronting the cipher of the universe with religious dread.

These include seven bearing the insignia of King George V, two that were installed under King George VI, 46 that carry the cipher of Queen Elizabeth II and one with the Scottish crown.

At times, Bubbles reads distinctly like one of those poetic, rigorous and slightly mad essays that posits a single form as pseudo-scientific key to all mythologies and mores: Emerson's essay on "Circles" ("the highest emblem in the cipher of the world") or Sir Thomas Browne's "The Garden of Cyrus", in which the 17th-century physician spies a five-pointed "quincunx" everywhere in nature.

The visage of the broken robot is the cipher of your liberty.

Mark Stanley's soldier remains two-dimensionally emblematic, while Martin Marquez and Jessica Barden make the ciphers of their characters credible without banalising the enigma of their emotional/sexual relationship.

The two oldest mailboxes, bearing the ciphers of Queen Victoria, have been placed in local museums but others are still in daily use.

The symbolae ("symbols") of the Pythagoreans, the ciphers of Western alchemists, the taʾwil (allegorical interpretations) of Sufi mystics, and the Kabbalists' exegetical technique of sod ("secret") are further developments of the practice of coded languages among Western mystics.

First, he argued, the human polity must be sustained by an integral cultural tradition, so that human beings can interpret the ciphers of their integrity in the ethical contents of a national culture.

Sensitivity Analysis of the Cipher to Key.