Sentence examples for enshrinement for from inspiring English sources

The enshrinement for the class of 2002 will be Aug. 3 in Canton, Ohio.

The Basketball Hall of Fame conducts an "enshrinement ceremony" for new inductees, while the Baseball Hall of Fame has an exhibition called "Sacred Ground".

Mark McGwire, who only recently admitted using steroids when he played, has failed to receive even 24 percent of the vote in his four years on the Hall of Fame ballot -- well short of the 75 percent needed for enshrinement -- even though he is tied for eighth with 583 career home runs.

But as someone who grew up in a union home, who has been a card-carrying member of one for most of my working life, I am amazed that there has been not so much as a public players' rebuke of Fehr, considering the number of giants of the game once destined for enshrinement in Cooperstown who may be ticketed for membership in Club Canseco — outsiders, forever.

Partly out of distaste for the mechanism and enshrinement of matter of such views, and partly out of his reaction, both positive and negative, to the philosophy of Hegel, Croce espoused what he called 'Absolute Idealism' or 'Absolute Historicism'.

Let the Hall get together with Major League Baseball to figure out what to do about the mess the sport created with its willful ignorance when steroid use was rampant and not even tested for, indisputably altering statistical measures for enshrinement.

And now, with the help of a player whose résumé has him on the fence for enshrinement in Cooperstown, it will try to qualify for a tournament thus far dominated by Japan, where baseball's popularity increased greatly after Babe Ruth, another player who spent time with the Yankees and the Red Sox, played exhibition games there.

The role of sabremetrics in assessing Hall of Fame worthiness was a more provocative topic — Blyleven, who waited 14 years for enshrinement despite some phenomenal stats, thanked the numbers crunchers for "waking up some of the writers about who should be here" and cited Jim Kaat, Tony Oliva, Tommy John and Al Oliver as deserving.

But our reverence for the good lawyer and the enshrinement of "To Kill a Mockingbird" as the conscience of America have required the same sort of complacent historical vision that allows the Confederate flag to fly atop state buildings.

He has also been called an insurgent Minimalist, largely because of Donald Judd's admiration for his work and Mr. Judd's enshrinement of it alongside some of the most important examples of Minimalism at the Chinati Foundation in Marfa, Tex.

They also coincided with our culture's enshrinement of subjectivity - "moi" as a modus operandi for processing the world.