Sentence examples for inviolate nature from inspiring English sources

However, Cazeneuve said Muslims must "continue to engage with us over gender equality, the inviolate nature of the principles of the French Republic, and tolerance in order to live together in peace".

Should black law professors debunk the inviolate nature of the Constitution and Bill of Rights because some of the writers dealt in the African slave market?

Local plant materials are sometimes portrayed to be an ideal, and nature and natural selection, to be inviolate.

In this view, which grew stronger over the 1960s and 1970s, nature was sacred and inviolate.

At the end of her book we feel we know these couples as intimately as if we were part of their circle, but the ultimate nature of each relationship is left inviolate in its unknowability.

Different groups coexist, skirmishing yet generally avoiding all-out warfare because they follow inviolate codes of conduct, until a massive battle ensues when nature's code gets perverted.

"Academic freedom is inviolate, inviolate," she said.

Some things are inviolate.

Roberto Calasso wends his way, inviolate.

The Police Zone boundary was long inviolate.

Few agencies hold their neutrality more inviolate.