rebirth造句
61. When abstention from avarice is perfected, there comes an understanding of the law of rebirth.
62. Crop circle enthusiast Karen Alexander, from Gosport, Hants, said: "The phoenix is a mythical creature which symbolises rebirth and a new era in many cultures across the world."
63. The two aspects show that The Collectanea has already ridden itself of the stereotype of ci collections of the Ming Dynasty, thus opening up the way for the rebirth of ci studies of early Qing.
64. Spring is a wonderful season to celebrate rebirth and new life.
65. It was Invincible's unfaltering faith in his master that inevitably led to the stallion's death and unholy rebirth.
66. Check out the rebirth of the original 3 D bowling game!
67. Ovo, Creator of Pol Marchandise, said, "This is particularly symbolic here in this city because Jerusalem is so full of chaos, the egg is a symbol of rebirth and calm – the origin of beginnings.
68. Apart from these four aspects, another "spring" is also added to the final analysis of the story representing the theme of "rebirth", the similar cyclical process as the cycle of four seasons.
69. To help uncover the complexities of India's uneven rise, The Shiva Rules uses as a loose reporting metaphor Shiva, the popular Hindu deity of destruction and rebirth.
70. It was not so much a rebirth as a recovery of an older culture.
71. Final results are divided into: rebirth period after the destruction, core values robust period, import value innovation period these three stages.
72. It is the day we celebrate the sun's rebirth or return, because that day in a year the shortest dates, using the Chinese concept says is refers to the winter festival Roman calendar.
73. In short, Easter is a symbol of hope and rebirth.
74. Improved Tranquility? Removed and replaced by the new talent Improved Rebirth.
75. Using coating and liner to prevent the cracks from rebirth is effective.
76. In Tibetan Buddhism, a pair of and female fished signify an unfixed realm, rebirth and eternity.
77. Such a rebirth is impossible as long as you continue to project or miscreate.
78. Then again, if he had done that, we would have been deprived of one of the great villains, who announced his rebirth by ordering the death of Him From Twilight and went on to terrorise a nation.
79. On some accounts the wheel represents a mirror held up by Yama to a dying person revealing the various possibilities for the next rebirth open to them.
80. Professor Peter Pham, an Africanist who teaches political science at James Madison University and has completed a book about the rebirth of Liberia, also touched on the importance of Clinton's trip.
81. Beltane once marked the arrival of the summer growing season as well as the rebirth of agricultural—and human—fertility.
82. Below: On the verge of rebirth: "2001: A Space Odyssey" (Stanley Kubrick, 1968).
83. The theme of spiritual rebirth is prevalent in many mythologies and modern stories.
84. May hap they will rebirth the soul of a nation.
85. The Yunkai'i had come at King Hizdahr's invitation, to sign the peace and witness the rebirth of Meereen's far-famed fighting pits.
86. It believes that vital Christianity begins with a response of the whole being to the gospel's call for repentance and spiritual rebirth by faith in Jesus Christ.
87. And yet, it is also my rebirth that will soon begin!
88. The metaphor of Diana as goddess of fertility runs through the play, and with the arrival of Ruth the family reconstruction is accomplished and the spiritual rebirth is realized.
89. But it also comes amid a rebirth of the Chinese film industry.
90. But the Mahayana tradition separated them and considered that nirvana referred only to the extinction of craving (passion and hatred), with the resultant escape from the cycle of rebirth.
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