Sentence examples for felt blasphemous from inspiring English sources
In a spot predicated on authenticity — so much is sourced from Maine, from the buns to the soup to the soda, that it feels blasphemous to discover that the Miss Vickie's chips are made by Frito-Lay, in Dallas — there's an awful lot of nautical kitsch.
I am grateful, but, whereas an atheist would disdain the idea of divine intervention as childish, to my Jesuit-molded mind it felt almost blasphemous to claim special favor.
Leaving town without taking some Scandinavian design back with you feels borderline blasphemous.
I don't want them to speak for me, or me for them, about feelings so abdominal and agonizing that reducing them to statistics feels faintly blasphemous and foolish to boot.
But ooh, it felt a bit blasphemous, a bit unsayable.
Does she enjoy saying things others might find blasphemous?
Many Muslims feel it was blasphemous to draw the Prophet at all, let alone in a mocking manner.
As controversial as 'Passion' or 'The Last Temptation of Christ' were, at least they presented very personal visions of this ancient story; whether you felt they were enlightening or blasphemous, they took risks.
Tris McCall from The Star-Ledger felt that there was neither anything blasphemous about the video, nor anything too daring about it.
If we hadn't gathered in honor of the blasphemous Charlie Hebdo, it would have almost felt like a church procession.
