Sentence examples for Is sanctity from inspiring English sources

Is sanctity to be valued more than liberty?

The only resource it has ever had to sell is sanctity, dating back to even before the possibly mythical Solomon built a Temple here.

In a truly free country there is sanctity of contract, voluntary exchange and bargaining (whether individually or collectively), freedom of association and peaceful assembly, and the right to petition (lobby) the government for a redress of grievances.

There is sanctity to a person's direct prayers to their G-d.

There is sanctity in life, and death as with birth is not a medical decision; he suggests life and death are subject to nature or the divine.

But, at the end of the day, I still believe there is a sanctity of marriage that must be respected.

Is there rule of law and sanctity of contract?

Is the general population getting cynical about the sanctity of marriage when it comes to Hollywood marriages?

Update: Is something other than the purity of the historical record – or the sanctity of the Academy Awards – at play here?

"Is there no policy protecting the homeowner a little bit and the sanctity of the home from this immediate entry?" Justice O'Connor asked a government lawyer.

From the moment I bow my head to enter its low-slung gate, the feeling of sanctity is inescapable.