Sentence examples for the robe of from inspiring English sources
Richard Burton, throughout, wears the robe of a professional Japanese warrior.
Here Fried dons the robe of social philosopher, setting out first principles, considering rival views and venturing real-world applications.
Driven mad by guilt, he goes in search of the Greek slave Demetrius (Victor Mature) who salvaged the robe of Jesus.
The modest egret emblazoned on the garments worn by an official of the sixth civil rank, for example, contrasts with the robe of the Imperial High Commissioner, Qiying.
The djellaba, the robe of the rural Egyptian that is more or less the national costume, was also present in Tahrir, a sign that this revolution was not limited to urban elites.
When the two pieces reached these shores, it was found that Wilton had clad George III in the robe of a Roman emperor & Pitt in the toga of a mere senator.
They were often blind, shaved their heads, and wore the robes of Buddhist monks.
("He's a guy who cloaks himself in the robes of academia," Merlis said).
The uniquely patterned fur was once used to trim the robes of royalty and clergy.
The colors of dates and nuts represent the robes of monks.
He is paused in the act of painting, dressed in the robes of a master.
