Sentence examples for hallowed experience from inspiring English sources
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".
But the shift away from summer jobs also suggests that tens of thousands of teenagers are missing out on what some consider a hallowed American coming-of-age experience and, arguably, a social leveler that gives the college-bound a fleeting taste of working-class life.
It's probably not a good idea to turn their hallowed Mecca into a themed retail experience, nor to rub salt in the wound by commissioning ageing has-beens to design an "as-found skate space" down the road.
And the Nation's optimism, captured in the promise of personal resurrection, echoed the ethos of a society that has hallowed self-invention and the born-again experience.
In the United States such a hallowed place would usually mean a mega-experience visitors' centre, with a $25-plus 25-plus entry
While the surest bit of advice for securing one of these hallowed placements is to have a good CV backed up with lots of previous work experience slots, I've picked up some other insights along the way too.
Will we reconsecrate the "hallowed ground" where they gave "the last measure of devotion" -- and where we experienced a "rebirth of freedom" from their sacrifice of sacred rare earth metals?
"That is hallowed ground".
The hallowed atmosphere intensifies.
"New York City is hallowed ground.
