Sentence examples for is no sacrosanct from inspiring English sources

Hamlet is no sacrosanct work of theatre; I enjoy productions that recognize its changeable vitality, and tamper with it.

No, the 24-hour transit network is no longer sacrosanct.

Money trumps tradition, and the sacred is no longer sacrosanct.

State sovereignty is no longer a sacrosanct right, but a solemn responsibility borne out of a social contract between a government and its people.

If there are no sacrosanct rights of property, which we are duty bound to respect in our law, then we should really be focusing on what kind of society we want.

Disclosure is opposed by the district attorney's office, which argued that releasing the grand jury record would not lead to new answers, and would have a "chilling effect" on witnesses, who are promised anonymity, and even prosecutors, who might feel pressure from the public to deliver a certain result if secrecy was no longer sacrosanct.

A widowed mother of five who sings with the choir at St. Francis Church in Waterfalls — and who was too frightened to be quoted by name — asked despairingly this week where she could seek solace now that her church was no longer sacrosanct.

"Some things we have relied on for 100 years are no longer sacrosanct," he said, adding the council could have "no money left" by 2020 without cuts.

Criteria like standard fabrication weights or a specific five-pocket construction are no longer considered sacrosanct.

Which means that spending on education is no more sacrosanct than spending on, say, whiskey.

But once you could get $70 worth of food stamps for nothing, then that $30 was no longer sacrosanct, and it was sometimes spent on some other pressing needs.