Sentence examples for a hallowed object from inspiring English sources

And while "Day of Wrath" is certainly a hallowed object, it is also as wonderfully weird as it is wondrous, from its spooky, even sinister lighting to its hypnotically slow rhythms, which Dreyer developed as a contrast to the fast cinematic pacing he saw as a holdover from the silent era.

Playthings became hallowed objects: enjoyed for a whole childhood; repaired time and again, and passed on to younger children.

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

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

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

The elder Mr. Johnson has always held a hallowed place for me among modern wine writers.

He did that at Notre Dame, a hallowed place for the Sullivan family.

In the United States such a hallowed place would usually mean a mega-experience visitors' centre, with a $25-plus 25-plus entry

It is not so much a cellar, though, as a hallowed paddock for hard-charging thoroughbreds.

The scientists had a spot in mind, too: the Homestake mine, a hallowed place in astrophysics.

Their debut has become a near-hallowed object for record collectors.