Sentence examples for a sort of shrine from inspiring English sources

It's become a sort of shrine.

The family estate had become a sort of shrine but her own estate had been confiscated.

Minutes after the dust cleared, the protesters assembled a sort of shrine decorated with items ripped away from the men as they rode by.

Today, shorn of its suddenly overworked and dilapidated pews, it remains a sort of shrine dedicated to the victims and rescuers, visited by steady streams of tourists.

The messiest cupboard is hers, she says - it's a sort of shrine to the sentimental odds and sods she has collected over the years.

Later, it became a sort of shrine to the postmodern principle of fragmentariness among directors like Richard Foreman and Achim Freyer, who admired it for its turnabouts, disconnections and indeterminacy.

A: Sort of.

Mr. Fierstein had made his dressing room into a sort of entertainment shrine.

But it evolved improbably in the weeks and months after Sept. 11 into a sort of national shrine.

Berger suggests the twins gather photos of Beverly – and they go ahead and make a sort of homemade shrine and eat bowlfuls of raspberries alongside it.

After his departure from the White House, she maintained a sort of secret shrine to his memory in the Executive Office Building, until ordered to remove it.