Примеры talisman

• The factory-made watch is "a talisman" (559) and not a reification that conceals its embedded abstractions.

• The talisman which he claimed to have lost is none other than the medal which would permit one to recognise the goddess.

• It was a talisman of the encounter between the noble and the common, or indeed, between the divine and the human.

• The purchase price was double the open market value of the house, thus making this trifling episode a talisman for the squire's eagerness to control all that he surveyed.

• The road map is no magical talisman, but previous talks have also shown how close the two parties can become.

• They are thinking that there is a kind of talisman, a kind of magic, in industrialisation.

• In our debates retrospectivity has become a kind of talisman, but the point can be overplayed.

• We wish to provide a talisman to guide those involved in promoting enjoyment of the parks.

• We look to other talismans more in tune with our history and the legacies of the past.

• This number has been a talisman in my life.

• It is most important to remember that science is not a talisman the magic effect of which can be turned on and off.

• It is a talisman in which people believe.

• I have frequently carried my bus driver's licence in my pocket as a kind of talisman.

• In my view the price of bread has probably for far too long been the talisman by which the cost of living is measured.

• We might reflect for one moment and ask ourselves what is this precious talisman that shines out from this somewhat turgid paper?