Sentence examples for behavior a consecration of from inspiring English sources

Themes: linkage of liberal politics and loose sexual behavior; "a consecration of its own"; hung jury; societal allowances made for alpha male; scandal coverage and onset of infotainment.

And Mum was honored by Auntie Andy's choosing us; it seemed a consecration of Mum's situation as a single woman, managing bravely by herself.

"Such a consecration of a nation's power and resources to a sentiment, the world has never seen," wrote one of the officers charged with recovering the bodies.

The birth of a child, the consecration of a king, a marriage, or a death are ritualized both positively and negatively.

But more and more gay men and women wanted the particular blessing of a formal consecration of their commitment to each other.

The ordinary minister of a consecration is a bishop, while the ordinary minister of a blessing is a priest.

He wrote the manuscript in purple ink and termed the work a Bühnenweihspiel, a festival for the consecration of the stage.

He had been asked four years earlier to write a work for the consecration of the new Coventry Cathedral, a modernist building designed by Basil Spence.

It states, for example, that it "reconfirms" a call to bishops "to exercise restraint" by not consenting to the consecration of a partnered gay bishop.

The breakaway votes have come after a long-running debate over church reforms that culminated with the consecration of an openly gay bishop in 2003.

I watched and listened with the consecration of a yogi.