Sentence examples for consecrated space from inspiring English sources

The chapel wasn't intended to function as a consecrated space.

Pussy Riot's performance in consecrated space is itself a further metaphor of this culture clash.

Of course, we will need consecrated space at ground zero to remember the victims.

The Sistine Chapel had great symbolic meaning for the papacy as the chief consecrated space in the Vatican, used for great ceremonies such as electing and inaugurating new popes.

Mormon temple liturgy is fundamentally based on the idea that certain special acts should be shared only within a particular community and only in a specially consecrated space (notions that Mormon founder Joseph Smith modeled in part on ancient Jewish temple liturgy).

To pilgrims and many expats, it is a temple of techno, a consecrated space, a source of enchantment and wonder.

Champing isn't billed as a luxury or romantic experience – the churches are still consecrated spaces, though guests are free to get up to whatever their consciences allow – but it was undeniably a special place to spend the night.

The emotional logic of consecrating that space is apparent, but there will be a historical logic as well.

As for my friend, I'd tell her I valued some of Beck's suggestions, especially the one about consecrating a space.

In keeping with this philosophy, Stern's studio doubles as the Broome Street Temple, a consecrated Hindu worship space with shrines to Ganesh, Radha, Krishna and Hanuman, and a meditation cave.

Her worship can be performed in the house, where she is symbolised as an earthenware pitcher; she may also be worshipped outdoors in a natural, open space consecrated to her, termed a shashthitala.