Sentence examples for absolute sanctity from inspiring English sources

"Those of us who labor here as Jews in the land of Israel may find great interest in the book of poems by Walt Whitman, who a hundred years ago sang the song of America with a feeling of the absolute sanctity of the absolutely secular," Scholem wrote.

But it has actually taken something away: the absolute sanctity of the inbox.

George Carey, the former archbishop of Canterbury, declared he had now changed his mind on the issue and opposed official Church of England policy, which insists on the absolute sanctity of life.

As for the moral aspects of the issues, the case made in parliament by and for those who were suffering grievously and could benefit from the research simply outweighed the case presented by the pro-life campaigners for the absolute sanctity of the very early embryo.

Ahmadi Muslims believe in absolute justice (4:136), reject religious compulsion (2 257), are loyal to their nations of residence (4 60), uphold the absolute sanctity and equality of human life (5 33), believe in gender equity and spiritual equality (4:125), condemn religious aggression (2 28) and champion universal religious freedom (22 40-41).

This is a somewhat surprising result but it draws attention, once again, to the intensity of the current euthanasia debate and the strength of feeling of those who support "vitalism" – or the principle of the absolute nature of the sanctity of life.

The men of 1789 believed deeply in these liberties, yet they did not establish them in autonomous, absolute terms that would ensure their sanctity under any circumstances.

"One has to make one's judgment based upon what the absolute of God's word says about the sanctity of life".

If someone truly believes in the sanctity of life and protecting unborn children, then that commitment should be absolute.

He preaches absolute sexual liberty and quotes Malcolm X – although, of course, none of Malcolm's sermons on the sanctity of marriage.

Sanctity without incredulity.