Sentence examples for desecrated that from inspiring English sources

Love is the most powerful force in creation, and it is our love for the Earth that will heal what we have desecrated, that will guide us through this wasteland and help us to bring light back into our darkening world.

In his comments reported today, the education secretary, Charles Clarke, has wilfully desecrated that entire tradition.

Notre Dame Cathedral was so badly defaced and desecrated that by the end of the 18th century, radicals called for its demolition.

But it is most difficult to see Muslims use the life-affirming turban as a tool of destruction and death, desecrating that revered symbol, the treasure in my memory trove, the key to my locked tongue.

His father "used to believe it was some type of initiation for some type of Confederate guys to actually desecrate that monument," Mitchell said, pointing out that his namesake once crusaded against the Confederate statues on Monument Avenue.

Since the sculptors of old carved those statues because they believed the spirit of the Buddha should be brought forth from the rock, Mr. Sethi explained, to rebuild the statues of foreign material would desecrate that intent.

They're not interested in desecrating that or decimating it - it's in their best interest and ours to maintain the environment that's here".

"The idea that the mission statement would be desecrated like that was shocking," Victoria Sobel, a senior, who is among the occupiers, said in an interview, via cell phone.

But to be credible, those who condemn that slander must also condemn the hate we see in the images of Jesus Christ that are desecrated, or churches that are destroyed, or the Holocaust that is denied.

So did conventionally-minded critics; they denounced Ibsen as if he had desecrated all that was sacred and holy.

And documenting what is in cemeteries is important because when gravestones are desecrated, sometimes that information is lost forever".