Totems in a sentence

Tahar Rahim's role in Spider-Totem with similar powers to Spider-Man, though it's unclear if the Spider-Totems storyline itself will be adapted in the upcoming movie.

Secular culture, like religious culture, has its totems and taboos.

While Zana’s apartment, across the Seine in the Seventh Arrondissement, features three vibrant six-foot-tall Sottsass totems, he chose quieter pieces for his friend’s home.

Kittredge often knows who's who by the totems.

Sited in the Hirshhorn’s sculpture garden on the National Mall, the candles will stand as recognizable beacons: twinned totems with a resolute yet melancholic presence that calls to national memory and unity.

They are now avoiding using their real names, but totems and monikers such as Bravo, Ntingu, Hitler, Mudawini, Skhokho, Ndabeni, Ngwambangwamba and Ncube.

A spirited young girl ventures to the mythical lost city of Dzimbahwe to learn how to control her strong-willed animal totem and prove that true communion with totems is still possible.

Does this mean our new hockey team won't be called the Totems?

In a nation where the espresso, the cappuccino and the macchiato are regarded as almost holy totems, there were some who saw the arrival of the company that brought the world Salted Caramel Frappuccinos and Cinnamon Dolce Lattes as an abomination.

Our love for our precious childhood totems shouldn’t render those objects sacrosanct, and there’s no reason an iconic character can’t be revived, especially if the participants involved — Emily Blunt!

With The Inheritors defeated, Karn accepted the role of Master Weaver and gathered a team of Spider-Totems to protect the Web of Life and Destiny and repair the damage done by the Inheritors.

Designs and images were carved out of rock for a variety of reasons: to create totems, to mark territory, or to memorialize a person or event.

Each continent of the Americas hosted societies that were unique and individually developed cultures; that produced totems, works of religious symbolism, and decorative and expressive painted works.

The Executive attempted to introduce a modern, curved logo which could also serve as the standard for station signage totems.

Years later, he discovered similarities between his personal experience and the practices associated with totems in indigenous cultures, such as the collection of soul-stones near Arlesheim or the tjurungas of Australia.