Sentence examples for a hallowed conception of from inspiring English sources

Modernist potters have a hallowed conception of their craft.

Coca, a hallowed symbol of indigenous pride, is ubiquitous here.

SOLEDAD BARRIO & NOCHE FLAMENCA Ms. Barrio belongs to a hallowed tradition — that of the diva (and flamenco, yeah, sure).

It's a hallowed convention of American political life that no one can criticize the Constitution.

In Aix, it gives local people the chance be part of a hallowed opera festival.

But even a hallowed series commission is no guarantee of a pension.

Each side accuses the other of despoiling a hallowed British institution.

There is room for several sculptural pieces, including "Window" by the late Jene Highstein, a noble piece of elm with a hallowed opening that draws the viewer in.

Sheppard has a hallowed position in the Yankees' rich history and is protective of it.

"I considered Van Cortlandt a hallowed place," he said.

Part of the reason for this criticism is that much of the QTN programme has asserted that finding the genes and nucleotides for adaptive and quantitative traits is a fundamental goal, without explaining why it is such a hallowed goal.