Sentence examples for is not sacrosanct from inspiring English sources
I don't want to dump the constitution but the constitution is not sacrosanct.
"Professional scholarly consensus is not sacrosanct, but it should count for a lot," he said.
"I am a little wary of spoken promises because the spoken word is not sacrosanct in America," he said.
And though the company's "Nutcracker" has been a popular draw annually since 1963, the choreography is not sacrosanct: Act Two was "re-imagined" last year, Mr. Martin said.
"The point has to be made that the defense budget is not sacrosanct," Representative Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona, said of his proposal.
"The fact that there's been lateral transfer of genetic information from bacteria to vertebrates suggests that the architecture of our genome is not sacrosanct or static, but extraordinarily fluid and dynamic," said Dr. Leroy Hood of the Institute for Systems Biology in Seattle, a member of the international consortium.
Such limits, the language suggests, were not sacrosanct.
Regular workers, for that matter, are not sacrosanct either.
But boundaries are not sacrosanct for all time.
Popes and prelates are not sacrosanct, he argued; they may be brought to justice.
