Sentence examples for as hallowed from inspiring English sources

The Virgin's earthier side -- as hallowed as any other part of her -- has long been repressed here in America.

Indeed, a documentary as hallowed as "Grey Gardens" — the 1975 character study of two eccentric Bouvier women in their decrepit house in East Hampton, N.Y.

By tradition the tryouts are open to any child, and the selection process is as hallowed as the movement vocabulary itself.

"We only mention deceased customers because we respect the confidentiality of living customers," Mr. Lobb said, as if to make the point that a client's relationship with a shoemaker is as hallowed as that with a physician or a lawyer.

Whether she is appearing in a synagogue, a Jewish center, a conference hotel, a place as hallowed as Carnegie Hall, or the Westbury Music Fair, where she performs on Saturday night, her devoted fans rise to the occasion, singing the lyrics most know by heart and snaking up and down the aisles in joyful abandon.

Everything is held as hallowed.

Theatre space is almost as sacred as the hallowed ground of churches, lending the whole endeavour "a local habitation and a name" as Shakespeare put it.

Gene Orza, the associate general counsel of the players association, said in a statement: "The locker room is as close to hallowed ground as it gets in this sport.

The first law has achieved special resonance in the hip-hop community, which has adopted Greene's book as a hallowed text, and Greene himself as a kind of sage.

Clever as she is, hallowed as she is, she still can't step outside it".

The freeways are seen as a hallowed proving ground for car makers such as Porsche, BMW, Mercedes and Volkswagen, which build their cars for the high-speed pressures in Germany and count on that image of performance to help sell the vehicles abroad.