That move alone should have every Royals fan serving up " We're not worthy " genuflections to Herk.
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The act of crossing oneself, which so often accompanies genuflection, is called signation ( sig-NAY-shun ).
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With its repeated genuflections to Native Americans and its nonstop ecology message, it's as politically correct as animated features get.
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He used to make, it is said, seven hundred genuflections daily to God on his uncovered, often bleeding, knees.
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He promises to interpret the holy scripture strictly, and offers three days of fasting a week and a hundred genuflections a day.
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A " Captain Kangaroo " reference is a sly genuflection to the character Willis played in " Pulp Fiction ."
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The energetic extinguishings of human life are insufferably glossed over with a series of genuflections to family life on the most sentimentally manipulative level.
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In subsequent Christian traditions, certain physical gestures are emphasized, including medieval gestures such as genuflection or making the sign of the cross.
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It is a sort of genuflection that might be made at the Vatican by a confused man with a Catholic mother and a Methodist father.
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The " Braveheart " win represented a vote for craft and a genuflection to Gibson's ability to marshall complex production elements.
