Sentence examples for consecrated in a from inspiring English sources

Most Hindu images are constructed by artisans following strict guidelines and are consecrated in a ceremony.

Lane, who will be consecrated in a ceremony at York Minster on Monday, reveals that being squeezed between two siblings had a formative influence that made her strive that much harder.

Bishop Robinson was consecrated in a church service in which more than 40 bishops gathered around him and laid their hands on his head and declared him to be a successor to the apostles of Jesus.

The largest project undertaken by native-born Americans who have embraced Buddhism, a 108-foot-tall stupa, or domed shrine, was consecrated in a Rocky Mountain valley in Colorado.

In the second trial he was convicted of heresy, but he had fled Italy and settled in the Swiss Grisons (1549 53), where he was consecrated in a bishopric, without communion with Rome.

After 10 years of worship in private homes and community meeting halls and the not-quite-finished structure of the temple itself on Victory Boulevard, the Staten Island Hindu Temple was formally consecrated in a clangorous three-day ceremony that ended on Sunday.

The profound shock of the Hiroshima bombing, and that of Nagasaki three days later, is widely credited not only with ending World War II, but with creating a strong emotional underpinning to Japan's official creed of nonviolence, consecrated in an American-drafted Constitution that faces increasingly strident calls for revision.

Since a gay bishop was consecrated in 2003, a few dioceses and many parishes have abandoned the church.

And I can't wait to see Louis-Auguste Boileau's neo-Gothic Church of Saint-Eugène and Sainte-Cécile, consecrated in 1855, a riot of color and pattern with slender, painted cast-iron columns supporting vividly hued vaults aglitter with gilt stars.

A work in progress on the East Side of Manhattan (Second Avenue at 34th Street) since the 1950s, the cathedral, with a gilded 120-foot-tall dome, was consecrated in 1968 in a ceremony attended by the city's civic and religious leaders, including Mayor John V. Lindsay.

Architects like Zaha Hadid and Rem Koolhaas owe much to the five Italian radicals, and their influence was consecrated in 2004 in a large retrospective exhibition "Superstudio: Life Without Objects" held across several NYC art galleries.