Sentence examples for a sacredness from inspiring English sources

There's a sacredness that comes with this landscape".

"There's a sacredness about the role of mother," he said.

These are preserved by tradition, and they generally have a sacredness that is based on the belief that the directions for cultic worship came ultimately from the deity.

If ashes are scattered "the land takes on a sacredness, and people want to put up a marker or a plaque," Mr. Schofield said, then they oppose activities they do not see as compatible with the site as a resting place.

We were the first nation to recognize the United States -- and our continuing alliance, from matters of diplomacy in the Arab world to counterterrorism cooperation in the Horn of Africa, carries a sacredness all its own.

This common home of all men and women must also be built on the understanding of a certain sacredness of created nature.

Eight of the ten students receiving psilocybin reported a mystical experience, while only one in the control group experienced a feeling of "sacredness" and a "sense of peace".

Speaking at an event in New York to launch the National Coalition Against Censorship's new initiative, the Free Speech Leadership Council, the 78-year-old Morrison said that there was an "enormous sacredness" attached to reading in her family.

In the mystical experiences that Bossis's psilocybin participants experienced, they reported feeling a sense of unity with all living things, a sense of transcendence, a sense of meaning, a sense of sacredness.

At the factory, the girls are so strictly supervised that they fear losing their jobs if they go dancing or drop into a movie theatre; the factory is a kind of nunnery without ardor or sacredness, a near-prison that bottles up sexuality and forbids routine pleasures.

After a year of praying every day he becomes by no stretch a believer, but someone who at least accepts "such a thing as sacredness".