Symbolical

Although it had a high symbolical value, something like "elevated" or "sublime", it was generally not used to indicate the office of Emperor itself.

Hinduism was construed as emanating not from a reason of spirit but fantasy and creative imagination, not conceptual but symbolical, not ethical but emotive, not rational or spiritual but of cognitive mysticism.

Interpreting these symbolical values, which can be unknown to, or different from, the artist's intention, is the object of iconology.

It seems to me perfectly clear that all the great and little symbolical systems of the past functioned simultaneously on three levels: the corporeal of waking consciousness, the spiritual of dream, and the ineffable of the absolutely unknowable.

On 20 March, in a decision of significant symbolical weight in the ongoing rejection of Niyazov's personality cult, he abolished the power of the president to rename any landmarks, institutions, or cities.

The actual power of the monarch may vary from purely symbolical ( crowned republic ) to partial and restricted ( constitutional monarchy ) to completely autocratic ( absolute monarchy ).

The symbolical hierarchy of prestige expressed through names provided some orientation for friend and foe alike Such views are mirrored by Csanad Balint.

They describe it as triangular in form in which, in the symbolical language of the Yogis, there is a power called the Kundalini, coiled up.

This kind of membership is for the person in question a mere symbolical membership.

With theological insight, he interpreted the use of pictorial and symbolical representation in J. S. Bach 's religious music.