Sentence examples for is almost sacred from inspiring English sources

To him the music is almost sacred.

The archbishop of Munich sought revisions to "anti-Semitic" parts of the play.This cause is almost sacred to Mr Stückl.

The Masters is almost sacred among golfers, and the club is normally so wary of commercialism that it allows only a few minutes of televised advertising during each hour of the lucrative tournament.

Some of this is enjoyable but of minor interest (the movie could be used as a training manual at business school), and there's an inescapable oddity at the center of "Moneyball": Beane and Brand are possessed by a passion that is almost sacred in its strength, yet it's devoted not to character or courage but to hard, cold numbers, an irony that the moviemakers could have made more of.

Willys de Castro is almost sacred in Brazilian art, and a very important figure of Latin American art.

To patients who find a miraculous cure, health care may be almost sacred.

Some of these objects are so old and precious they're almost sacred.

It's almost sacred to me, which is why I never talk about it in the press.

To those of us who clamoured for freedom of information laws in Britain, FoI requests are almost sacred.

Any such move would be highly inappropriate in the accounting industry, where filed work papers are considered to be almost sacred.

As van der Post observed, honey was almost sacred to the Bushman's life, and he and the birds would work in harmony to locate it; the bird would lead the Bushman to a hive where he would burn leaves to make the bees drowsy before harvesting the honey which he would share with the honey guide bird.