Sentence examples for great hallowed from inspiring English sources

And they'll be the Philharmonic's (or the LSO's or the Aix festival's) devoted followers for ever, embedding these great hallowed institutions into their daily lives.

Mr. Taylor said at the news conference that he felt the weight of leading a series at what he called a "great hallowed place," where he first performed in 1970 at 22. (He said the concert convinced his mother he could finally make a living in music).

Can it be that in this country of great scientific research, hallowed halls of science and achievements in areas too numerous to mention, Imax theaters cannot show scientific films that refer to evolution?

How does a great nation with hallowed democratic institutions reach this nadir of public discourse?

Let the glory of God be extolled, let His great name be hallowed, in the world whose creation He willed.

He's a gifted magpie, but I can't say he's established a singular personal voice as a composer-lyricist the way the hallowed greats like Berlin, Porter and Sondheim did.

Big Mac, hallowed be thy name.

War, to boys like Jünger, simply happens, and when it does it is neither good nor bad, but "the great, the overwhelming, the hallowed experience".

Whatever the answer, I think it's great to see these hallowed organizations doing — as Goldman's Blankfein would say — God's work.

When in 1957 his great hero, Nye Bevan, whose hallowed Ebbw Vale seat Foot came to represent, told the Labour party conference that a commitment to unilateral nuclear disarmament would be a mistake that would, in effect, "send a British foreign secretary naked into the conference chamber", their friendship survived the difference, even if the Tribunites in parliament were horribly riven.

To my mind, Cage would never step into the hallowed hall of great artists.