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She may lack the obscene wealth that also triggers our reflexive genuflection, but she will acquire that in time.— One Thousand Reasons
It's not an evil and manipulative pox on humanity but instead an art form, worthy of genuflection and fawning documentaries.— www.philadelphiaweekly.com Philadelphia Weekly
"_Orimas! Orimas!_" say they, clasping their hands and sketching a genuflection or two to make us understand better.— Madame Chrysantheme
When the Pope is about to make the first genuflection, the choir begins to sing the improperii_, the sentiments of which, and the chant composed by Palestrina [92], are admirably adapted to the pathetic ceremony.— The Ceremonies of the Holy-Week at Rome
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