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Bullfight is highly ritualized (at least from what I saw in Seville). It could be considered as sport or theatrical performance.

Like the traditional love sonnet, the traveler's postcard has acquired its own ritualized conventions.

The female must test her partner's continuing commitment, and she does this by inviting him to join her in a ritualized dance.

Explanations for this trauma range from ritualized violence to the possibility that life of the era was simply brutal.

Consequently, reassurance is critical and this may take the form of repeated, even ritualized activities.

The propaganda was relentless and ritualized, like a Leni Riefenstahl film starring a Marx Brother.

He only used his personal dishes, an affectation the captain called it, but part of the ritualized necessities that kept him going.

Ms Denis centers the conflict in human gesture. Each emotion is ritualized and embodied in the sombre drills the men perform.

They were also permitted to have sex among themselves, in their own ritualized manner, but they were never to touch a 26.

It's a highly structured and ritualized tradition with a set form, language, and hierarchy.

You find this attitude very prevalent in Asia, where monks and holy men are accorded an enormous amount of ritualized reverence.

Romance can also be conducted in ritualized forms in a virtual environment, while the colorful human imagination enriches the role-playing.

By the end of the 1990s, the quest had become a kind of ritualized suicide for software companies.

I still want to see it finally ritualized in print.

The thrust of the practices also changed over time to become more ritualized.

It appears that a whole new generation is being primed to navigate the world of electronics in a ritualized, Apple-approved way.

Regimented or ritualized violence is the horror.

The latter, for example, ritualized their time; there was a season to shoot grouse, a season to spend in town, etc.

Tea ceremony (Japanese chado orch a-no-yu ): Ritualized preparation and drinking of tea developed in Japan.

The latter, for example, ritualized their time;