Sentence examples for warrior gods from inspiring English sources

Martial arts figure in dances (vellattam) for warrior gods.

In "Boxers," the story of a Chinese village boy who grows up to deliver martyrdom to the Christian heroine of "Saints" with a thrust of his sword through her heart, Yang depicts resentful peasants turning into vengeful warrior gods.

In February 2011, for instance, in the middle of a breakfast with the titans of Silicon Valley, President Obama declined to offer the kind of adulation to which these warrior gods of the C-suite have become accustomed.

"The image of the crouching hero with the bow is typical for warrior gods," Pappi wrote in the email.

In contrast, the Ultimate Warrior was a turn-of-the-90s metal fantasy: big muscles, big hair, tassels hanging from his arms and boots, face paint, and a vaguely Nordic mythology of warrior ancestors and transcendent warrior gods.

A pentagram and a bowl of cat blood may have nothing to do with the warrior god Changó, but that's not the point.

One of his most dramatic discoveries (1946) was the 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old god of tombVirú River valley of coAitapaecru.

The archaeologists said the townspeople sacrificed people in honor of the serpentine fertility god Quetzalcoatl, the jaguar god Tezcatlipoca and the aquiline warrior god Huitzilopochtli.

But as civilisation gets greedy and society more militaristic, these wise women are edged to the sidelines in favour of a thundering, male warrior god.

That was a warrior God, savagely tribal, deeply insecure about his status and willing to commit mass murder to show off his powers.

In the view of the noble patrons of the Vedic poets, Indra, the greatest and most anthropomorphic god of the early Vedas, was primarily a warrior god who could be invoked to bring booty and victory.