Sentence examples for enshrines in a from inspiring English sources

This ideal Gottfried enshrines in a story in which actions are motivated and justified not by a standard ethic but by the conventions of courtly love.

But the Germans demurred: they wanted the new fiscal rules enshrined in a proper treaty.

The right to petition is fundamental, enshrined in a Constitution that Americans care about deeply.

The right to a lunch break – like almost everything in Italy – is enshrined in a law.

In 2014, three years after the revolution, equal opportunities were enshrined in a new constitution.

Alternative comedy saw itself as anarchic and unpredictable – hard qualities to enshrine in a script.

The tutelary deities Gertrude Stein and Jean Genet are enshrined in a minimalist meditation booth by Blake Goble and Robert Ransick.

■ The philosophy of holacracy is enshrined in a 15,000-word "constitution".

The original 1950s neon bar light is enshrined in a back room.

Relics in the touring exhibit will eventually be enshrined in a 500-foot Maitreya Buddha statue being built in Northern India.

The state into which matters have fallen was enshrined in a single incident on the second day of the Fifth Test.