robes

Wrapping the explanation in scientific jargon is just the latest iteration of a priest in shiny robes.

Because they insist on roaming the city in off-white robes, deflecting the sun's hot gaze, saffron being.

Is now a good time to put on my robes and worship at the altar of Jobs?

They know that it can only be ruled unconstitutional, else they'd go get their rubberstamp from the guy in black robes...

There is no heat, even though it can be very cold on the mountain, and the monks wear sandals and cotton robes.

At its heart, Tesla is a software developer dressed in a carmaker's robes.

Hardly a blow to eradicate anything and much more like vandals desperately trying to dress up their lust for destruction in noble robes.

The right piece makes me looking at it by the subtle evening light that brings the scene to life—highlight on the hair, cheeks, the robes.

Take off his robes and wear them: now you are the Buddha and must defend yourself against hordes of challengers like that guy in Afro Samurai.

You've lifted up the robes of the priesthood, and exposed them to be at best, flawed scientists, and at worst, social engineers.

His scarlet robes were tattered, his corslet of overlapping brazen plates was rent and hewn, his black plaits of hair braided with gold were drenched with blood.

Further, my bath robes at least are short sleeved.

Hoping a handful of septuagenarians in robes will "do the right thing" is fundamentally an anti-small-d-democratic and anti-small-r-republican notion.

And I can't help but find "black robes" a bit telling, although maybe that's just some sort of bias or psychological effect.

We need to stop the "ooh shiny robes on the priests, and nice buildings in Dubai" attitude towards other religions and look at how they treat people.

As a former Burmese monk and a long-term meditator, I will just say that labeling yourself a "buddhist" does not in itself improve your behavior or grant you special wisdom, even if you're wearing colorful robes.