| Neither are the spirits of to-day limited to any set hours as was the rule in Gothicism. |
| While he does so in witty rhetorical play, there is a strong argument for the Gothicism inherent in this act, as has been mentioned. |
| The Gothicism, hinted at by Shaftesbury, appears manifestly in the wretched situation to which the best authors were reduced. |
| People tend to like churches and synagogues with intricate detail, like the lacy Gothicism of Grace Church at Broadway and 10th Street. |
| Our interest in the Gothic tradition also reaches the Gothicism and we are influenced by poets and writers like Johannes Bureus, Georg Stiernhielm and the circle around the Gothic Society in Sweden. |
| In Gothicism we find that the Deity disappears though the devil remains. |
