Arundel is an ancient town which sleeps its life away and lives up to the traditions of mediævalism in truly conservative fashion.
It was but a short detour of a dozen or fifteen kilometres to visit the romantic Château de Coucy, one of the few relics of mediævalism which still look warlike.
We unhesitatingly commend it as well to the lover of mediævalism as the student who must have at hand encyclopædic volumes of reference.
It is altogether a little bit of mediævalism which even the life of the Arab of to-day cannot change.
Siena has still left a relic of mediævalism in the revival of its ancient horse racing festa, when its great Piazza Vittorio Emanuele is built up and barricaded like a circus of Roman times.
Not at all, the roads thereabouts are quite the best in Italy, and the towns themselves picturesquely charming, if often lacking in ruined monuments of mediævalism of the first rank.
A fringe of old castle towers, of walls, palaces and villas surround it, all blended together with a historic web and woof of mediævalism and romance.
A donjon tower with a duck-pond before it, opposite the Hotel de la Poste is all the mediævalism that one sees within the town at Saulieu to-day.
For that of mediævalism one has to go outside the town to Conflans, where sits the old town high on a rocky promontory, with a picturesque citadel-fortress filled with souvenirs of warlike times.
Regardless of the apparent modernity roundabout, however, there is still enough of the glamour of mediævalism left to subdue the garishness of twentieth century innovations.
Mediævalism here is rampant in memory, song and story, though the monuments are unfamiliar ones.
It is through Mallarmé that the French mystics received their English mediævalism and neo-Catholicism.
That it took up with fondness the form of mediævalism was due to circumstances and the sentiment of the age.
The person who did more than any one else to give international currency to the views of the Schlegels about classic and romantic and to their primitivistic mediævalism was Madame de Staël in her book on Germany.
Primitivistic mediævalism is therefore an important ingredient, especially in the case of Germany, in romantic nationalism--the type that has flourished beyond all measure during the past century.
England was despoiled by her own victories; luxury and poverty increased at the extremes of society, and the balance of the better mediævalism was lost.
Mediævalism began, and continued, wherever civilization began and continued to confess Christ.
Now the division of time which the Pre-Raphaelites have adopted, in choosing Raphael as the man whose works mark the separation between Mediævalism and Modernism, is perfectly accurate.
Nearly midway between these two fragments of mediævalism are Basingwerk Abbey and the Fountain of Holywell, which is even to this day credited with the working of miracles.
The fortress of Carcassonne is dead; but in the back country of Provence, Entrevaux is living, and scarcely a jot or tittle of its Mediævalism is lost.
While his cotemporaries denounced his rational method, preferring their theological jargon and scholastic metaphysics; how much the Aristotle of mediævalism has been neglected even latterly is a surprising fact.
The mediævalism of Christminster must go, be sloughed off, or Christminster itself will have to go.
He did not at that time see that mediævalism was as dead as a fern-leaf in a lump of coal; that other developments were shaping in the world around him, in which Gothic architecture and its associations had no place.
For its inhabitants have not rested content like those of Lastra with the mediævalism that surrounds them.
A certain morbidity which more and more darkened the end of mediævalism showed itself in new and more careful cruelties against the last crop of heresies.
England was despoiled by her own victories; luxury and poverty increased at the extremes of society; and, by a process more proper to an ensuing chapter, the balance of the better mediævalism was lost.
What followed was a conquest and a conversion; all the end of the Dark Ages and the dawn of mediævalism is full of the evangelizing of barbarism.
Mediævalism believed in mending its broken men; and as the idea existed in the communal life for monks, it existed in the communal land for peasants.
His friend Colet summed up that escape from mediævalism which might be called the passage from bad Latin to good Greek.
But the modern critic of mediævalism commonly looks only at these crooked shadows and not at the common daylight of the Middle Ages.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "valism" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
