Sentence examples for hallowed standards from inspiring English sources
What will happen when the newspaper model — what the government-commissioned report published by Public Policy Forum called "the model of journalistic 'boots on the ground' backed up by a second platoon in the office upholding such hallowed standards as verification and balance" — no longer generates that content at all?
Rondinone's installation sits beside hallowed ground, by art historical standards: Nearby Jean Dry Lake is where Jean Tinguely staged his Study for an End of the World No. 2 in 1962, and where Michael Heizer created Rift 1 six years later.
"... hallowed be thy name" -- Hallowed, meaning sacred.
TIME was that the streets radiating out and down from K Street in Washington — hallowed ground for lobbyists and image-makers — were a fusty culinary landscape of white tablecloths, blue blazers and standard steakhouses.
"That is hallowed ground".
The hallowed atmosphere intensifies.
"New York City is hallowed ground.
The German word Weihnachten denotes "hallowed night".
Public land is hallowed ground".
Everything is held as hallowed.
