Sentence examples for has sanctified from inspiring English sources

Time has sanctified Austen, though there are still those who don't see what the fuss is about.

In speeches to new teachers, New York City's schools chancellor, Harold O. Levy, has sanctified teaching as a calling.

The nation's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has sanctified the election, and the powerful Guardian Council has certified the results.

In the western world this faith, though it has sanctified authority behind it, has been rejected by all governments and by the great majority of all peoples.

And, in a system that has sanctified his decrees and derives its legitimacy from him, how can anyone improve on ideological perfection?

In doing so, the Court has sanctified the so-called pro-forma sessions that obstructionists have used to avoid triggering a recess and thus a chance for the President to make recess appointments.

It "compels historians — both those who have vilified F.D.R. and those who have sanctified him — to rethink their conclusions".

What makes the D.R.'s current anti-Haitian politics notable is the extent to which they have sanctified long-standing attitudes and unofficial policies as law.

In this deeply religious country, even the narcos have "sanctified" their war through the nihilistic cult of "Santisima Muerte" – the goddess of death.

Prominent members have sanctified suicide-bombing against Israeli women and children, espoused the vilest anti-Semitism and affirmed the holiness of killing those who would slight the Prophet Muhammad.

The second, and even more ominous fundamentalism is the type followed by many West Bank settlers and their supporters, who have sanctified the acquisition of land to the detriment of all other Jewish values.