| That poignancy cannot be recaptured now, and the choreography's mass yearnings and grievings feel uncomfortably religiose. |
| The outer acts are swift and urgent, transcendental but never religiose. |
| But the gloomiest feature of Socialism is a renaissance of the religiose spirit and all the disadvantages it entails. |
| Having studied literature and philosophy at the University of Palermo, he published his first photographs at the age of 21, in a book with Leonardo Sciascia, Feste religiose in Sicilia, which won him the Prix Nadar. |
| Of course, a reader doesn't have to accept the essays' religiose atmospherics or fabulist presumption to be affected by Berger's tone. |
| There is none of the religiose sentiment that Europeans have, investing ancient buildings with meaning by dint of age alone. |
