ritualise

How To Use ritualise In A Sentence

• But the behaviourists say that we also ritualise everyday partings.
• The more highly constrained and ritualised the genre, the more likely we are to be able to identify norms.
• It is a battle between a spiritualised India and de-spiritualised, devitalised, dehumanised India.
• Just as the Renaissance involved a general turning away from spirit and towards nature, so art itself became less spiritualised and more naturalised.
• From Fata Morgana, his essay on "demented colonialism" and the Sahara desert, to the calcified womb of the Cave of Forgotten Dreams, Herzog has made it his mission to respiritualise landscape, to allow fear, awe and wonder to reinhabit our perception of the natural world. Werner Herzog, the adventurous spirit
• And then came the recitation - in rounded syllables and in the utterly devastating rhythms of Sanskrit when it is pronounced with ritualised ardour.
• A recent book, London Lore by Steve Roud, uncovers many of these early tales, rules and unwritten codes that set out and ritualise the correct way to get along in London. Telegraph Blogs
• Hunting with hounds is totally different: animals are hunted for sport and the ritualised chase is designed to be as long as possible.
• And then came the recitation - in rounded syllables and in the utterly devastating rhythms of Sanskrit when it is pronounced with ritualised ardour.
• In watching, absorbing the ritualised cycle of the days and nights among the living and the dead, maybe we can find a sense of the quotidian nature of death that can draw away so much of the fear.