totemic

If what I heard is true, they believe their totemic animal actually led them here.

"Just what is the status value of a totemic animal?"

An initial estimate of 6,000 had become totemic for many people.

The letters themselves seem to have had totemic value for their writers.

These totemic structures set the course for her subsequent development.

These things of his can have a tidal pull, a totemic power.

All of life, it seems, is viewed through a totemic relationship to a horse.

You'll soon come to a small square on your left with a huge totemic sculpture.

It tore off half of her head with its totemic teeth.

More interesting is Dole's response on the totemic issue of tax increases.

A totemic example of greatness in the American rock underground.

The totemic animal could take on the form of any animals, plants, or even beast.

Then she met what she came to think of as two totemic figures.

Perhaps for totemic reasons, people like to possess a piece of the country they are visiting.

Titles aside, these women have a totemic power and abstractness.

During his adventures he is able to ride the totemic "white steed".

It's really quite powerful, in both a kinetic and a totemic sense."

But he has also deepened the movie's reach as a totemic American fable.

"The book had been this totemic object," she said.

His four published novels stand tall and totemic in the field of modernist literature.

But both history and current events show that we should never underestimate the totemic power of state pageantry.

And for all its totemic power, wedding cake is no longer a sacred fixture.

The decision prompted considerable debate: what about other, less totemic, companies planning expansion?

History between the seams can turn the most banal garment into something totemic.

The canvases also rest on these balls, which gives them feet, not to mention a totemic presence.