How To Use mystically In A Sentence
- Von Simson states that “the church is, mystically and liturgically, an image of heaven”, particularly the vision presented in Revelation of the “holy city, the new Jerusalem coming down from God out of heaven” (21: 2). The Theology and Metaphysics of the Gothic Cathedral - part 2
- The primordial substance -- corresponding to the "protyle" of our Monists -- is composed of Five Elements, which are mystically identified with Five Buddhas, all of whom are really but different modes of the One. Japan: an Attempt at Interpretation
- Shards of luminous marine life, every shade and combination of hues, deep blue starfish and the mystically-shaped coral itself provided a living, mobile tableau in the emerald green waters.
- The more mystically-minded clerics and chroniclers may have been confounded in their dire predictions of murrains, pestilence, and the imminent Second Coming.
- Consequently what does not fit neatly into existing experience is anomalous and apt to seem mystically dangerous.
- Something almost mystically, er, right, about guitar, bass and drums and nothing else.
- In the earlier of them the mythical Brazil, a relic perhaps of the lost Atlantis, lay a regularly and mystically blue island off the west coast of Ireland; then the Azores were discovered and the name fastened on to one of the islands of that archipelago. English Literature: Modern Home University Library of Modern Knowledge
- Since then, this Ba tribe disappeared into this foggy gorge for thousands of year mystically.
- Spencer sees that modern astronomy's contempt for its mystically minded ancestor has required an acrobatic rewrite of history, in which the ideas of those of the past have been bowdlerised and suppressed.
- Those who castigate Pétain for his willingness to give up the struggle — for the sake of what he rather mystically termed "the continued existence of eternal France" — should recognize that the issue he confronted is the most difficult one imaginable for people in power to face (indeed, it's one with which no U.S. statesman has ever been forced to struggle), and that the "right" stance, even the heroic one, is highly contextual. War Without End