Sentence examples for which statues from inspiring English sources

"This is a statue culture, for which statues are a currency of life and politics," Dr. Smith explained.

Spontaneous demonstrations followed throughout the country, in which statues of Mussolini were torn down, Fascist symbols removed, and political prisoners released.

These temples have one distinguishing internal feature: a pedestal altar within the cell, upon which statues were set, sometimes, it seems, in groups.

And at the Venetian fort-turned-museum, he can tell you which statues have just been dug up and which recovered from looters.

The morning television reports make it clear that Spain has turned into an anarchic society, in which statues and other white elephant projects built during Spain's boom years have become the targets of terrorist bombings.

While he would definitely oppose a statue of Lenin, Stalin or Hitler in Hungarian municipalities, it was up to local governments to decide which statues they wanted to erect.

So which statue is which?

Which statue was discovered by a local farmer and a French naval officer on a Greek island in 1820?

This seems to get the current case correct, for there is a natural sense in which statue entails a wider range of properties than lump of clay.

As already mentioned, the room in which the statues are located has large windows on all four walls, which let in a lot of light.

The group, which considers statues and grave markers idolatrous, has already destroyed numerous antiquities and heritage sites in the areas it controls in Syria and Iraq.