Sentence examples for has been sanctified from inspiring English sources

Every jot of Picasso has been sanctified, of course, but the same is not true of his hero.

Boxing has been sanctified by all the fine minds who have fallen for it through the years.

Now that the bathroom has been sanctified as a place of refuge and contemplation, why not hang something worth looking at?

It is a formidable task – as indeed it was for Attlee, who met dreadful opposition at the time, even though he has been sanctified by modern historians.

Orthodox Christian priests generally sport beards in humble imitation of Jesus Christ; the most conservative say a priest's hair and beard should not be cut because his whole body has been sanctified by the rite of ordination.

It sometimes feels like Steve Jobs has been sanctified in death.

At one time, these objects would have been sanctified, the way another museum might treat, say, Washington's desk, or Lincoln's stovepipe hat.

Many of these mendicants have been sanctified and are referred to as poet-saints or singer-saints, since their poems were invariably set to music.

This prevailing southern orientation of buildings has a climatic functional basis, but it also appears to have been sanctified or conventionalized early in the Bronze Age in connection with ancestral ceremonies and with the worship of heaven and earth.

Yet Holocaust refugees and survivors have been sanctified and idealised after the event, on occasion by the very same publications that at the time demonised them and sought to impugn their authenticity.

The Communist Party used to be very keen on "wars of national liberation," especially when they featured plucky Asian peoples struggling… Signed Talk story about the Chinese government substituting a six-year-old child of their own choosing for the one who had been sanctified by the Dalai… Talk story about Chinese director Zhang Yimou.