Sentence examples for highly sacred from inspiring English sources

In ancient Iran, fire was at once a highly sacred element and a deity.

One by one, each of them hopped a big working boat in Anchorage or Barrow or Juneau, fished his way south to Seattle, jumped off the boat with a pocketful of cash to party hard at one of the highly sacred and traditional Indian bars, went broke and broker, and has been trying to find his way back to the boat and the frozen North ever since.

If any human attempts are made with man-made technology to open the mysterious inner chamber beyond Chamber B, other than by chanting highly sacred and powerful 'GARUDA MANTRAS,' it is told that disasters are likely to occur in and around the Temple and throughout India and quite possibly the world.

Rice is considered highly sacred throughout Asia.

The site is highly sacred: Queen Rasoherina and her successors often sat on the stepping stone at its threshold to address their audience, and many pilgrims come here to connect with the spirits of Andrianampoinimerina and his ancestors.

The highly didactic sacred drama of China is performed with the actors wearing fanciful and grotesque masks.

Precisely because we value so highly the sacred seed of life, we take so seriously the conditions for life's unfolding.

Chamber B has long been considered by Astrologers of India, as highly mysterious, sacred and too dangerous to unveil it.

generally omit the aspirate) were highly ornamented sacred vehicles, which, in the solemn pomp of the Circensian games, conveyed the statues of certain deities with all their decorations to the pulvinaria, and after the sports were over bore them back to their shrines Cic. in Verr.

Motherhood is highly valued and sacred.

I suppose, for many Indians, garage sales and trashy novels are highly traditional and sacred..