Examples of using Prefiguring in English and their translations into Spanish
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The prefiguring the distinguished"Tango"….
The baptism of Jesus is a prefiguring of our baptism.
Boaz(prefiguring Christ) loved a Gentile widow.
He was an example,or a foreshadowing, or a prefiguring of Christ.
Red like blood, prefiguring another blood which was to save from enmity.
Behind this, Samson pulls down the Temple of the Philistines, prefiguring both the Crucifixion and the Last Judgement.
Gantin said, prefiguring what might happen under Pope Francis.
Around the base of the monstrance's throne,men of the Old Testament prefiguring the Eucharistic sacrifice stand as caryatids.
This prefiguring is also perceivable inside through the verticality of the space.
The series was animated in stop motion, prefiguring his work with Aardman Animations.
Prefiguring the Early Gothic style, it has a second-tier gallery between the ground-floor arcade and the triforium.
It follows"Art and Revolution" and precedes"Jewishness in Music",developing the ideas of the one and prefiguring some of the issues of the other.
Tango-not couple prefiguring it, but tango taken from the dancers' feet to the lips- begins having lyrics when Contursi writes it.
The first 2 represent the antagonistic conflict between the two great institutions in charge of"prefiguring" the image of the future public space.
On the other hand, the prefiguring of the essence can determine existence, and in this sense it is initial formation that will inspire a certain way of living our consecration to God, our community fraternity and our apostolic mission.
It appears unavoidable that, over the longer term,some of the camps will become permanent settlements, prefiguring the shape of the city in future years.
The first 2 represent the antagonistic conflict between the two great institutions in charge of"prefiguring" the image of the future public space: the Stavanger Kommune-the City- and Urban Sjøfront-agency representing private interests of all land owners along the seafront.
The series of portraits of Michael Matthews might almost be described as a manifesto,so strong are the lines of force prefiguring Koos Breukel's later work.
This exterior pavilion is comprised of modules constructed from hi-tech materials,which will house specific activities prefiguring the Foundation's future schedule of events.
Independent of the very important economic assistance offered by Beijing,everyone will remember that Russia had concluded an identical agreement with Syria at the beginning of 2012, prefiguring its military assistance three and a half years later.
Merula's secular music includes solo madrigals with instrumental accompaniment, sometimes using the Monteverdian stile concitato tremolo effect, andin formal design prefiguring the later Baroque cantata with its division into aria and recitative.
It had been logical for Algerian society in 1989 to replace the single-party regime with a political and economic system characterized by pluralism and a market economy as the driving forces behind social change, through individual initiative and civil society,thereby prefiguring the major upheavals that had followed the end of the cold war.
Does"Forever Alien" prefigure the new"Utopia" of our days?
To provide a type or prefigure for the age of grace.
One event in history prefigures a similar event much later in time.
This prophesy prefigures the baptism of Christ, the anointed Son of God.
It kind of prefigure your sound on Alpha Stone.
This street prefigures what you will find inside the old city.
The earthly homeland that prefigures and prepares the(heavenly) homeland that has no borders.
This prefigures the contemporary theme of alien abduction for the purpose of reproduction.