Sentence examples for hallowed concept from inspiring English sources

The hallowed concept of character was invented to seal off these contingencies.

'I am not someone to bemoan something that I cannot alter, my role now is to get on with the job in the hand.' But what about the hallowed concept of mutuality?

He writes that "our media are a disgrace to the hallowed concept of freedom of the press," that they "may as well be a formal part of the government, for all the critical distance they usually maintain".

Modernist potters have a hallowed conception of their craft.

Forty-four yeafterfter it formed, the band responsible for songs such as "Tom Sawyer," "The Spirit of Radio," the epic concept album "2112" and dozens of gold records has made the first cut on its way to the theoretically hallowed walls of the Cleveland historical institution.

"That is hallowed ground".

The hallowed atmosphere intensifies.

Actually, it's hallowed.

"New York City is hallowed ground.

These hallowed guardians of the text, much like the executors of Beckett, do not take kindly to mucking about with Brecht: a rich concept given that Brecht enjoyed mucking about with any theatrical convention he could.

The German word Weihnachten denotes "hallowed night".