Sentence examples for a holiness from inspiring English sources

"There is a holiness to humor," the Jewish guy says.

"It's a Holiness feeling — like a Baptist thing," Brown said of the act.

There was a holiness in this place, and it was only a jungle.

"It's a Holiness feeling like a Baptist thing," Brown said of the act.

Parker, likewise, did not see papal purple as a dangerous sign of recusancy, and, indeed, saw a holiness in Augustine.

You'd be the better for it, he said, when she'd tell about her saint, you'd feel the consolation of a holiness.

Author of "Leaving A-Holiness Behind," Host of Homebrewed CultureCast Podcast.

Upon introducing the Melchizedek or "High" Priesthood in 1831, Smith taught that its recipients would be "endowed with power from on high", thus fulfilling a need for a greater holiness and an authority commensurate with the New Testament apostles.

Enshrouding officials in an impenetrable cloud of holiness, creating a holy "legalese" intended to keep outsiders out and insiders in, can only invite abuse by leaders who are, when all is said and done, merely human.

In the early 1890s, R.C. Horner, a Canadian holiness evangelist, introduced a theological distinction that would be important for the development of Pentecostalism.

Religiously speaking, a physical land simply cannot be holy for Leibowitz: "The idea that a specific country or location has an intrinsic "holiness" is an indubitably idolatrous idea".