Sentence examples for it does some hallowed from inspiring English sources
But, of course, that label is a misnomer – implying as it does some hallowed era of "truth" politics in which all of our leaders were very honest.
New York may not have freshwater lakes, but it does support an institution as hallowed and cherished as the summer camp: the public swimming pool, often cited as the refuge for those who can't — or won't — leave the city over the summer.
Judge Rakoff said the agency settlement policy — "hallowed by history, but not by reason"— creates substantial potential for abuse because "it asks the court to employ its power and assert its authority when it does not know the facts".
The fact that the tower tilts back to the north isn't just to add some visual dynamism – it's also, like an awkward relative leaning out of a wedding photograph, making sure it doesn't spoil the backdrop of the hallowed dome when seen from Fleet Street.
War, to boys like Jünger, simply happens, and when it does it is neither good nor bad, but "the great, the overwhelming, the hallowed experience".
It doesn't matter to them that these laborers are violating no laws and personify hallowed conservative ideals of hard work and self-sufficiency.
But with the course looking the way it does and the spirit of Bobby Jones running around, sometimes it feels as though the Masters is played on hallowed ground.
What it leaves us with is theatre that reflects its own time rather than the idea of some hallowed past.
Does it give him a certain kind of hallowed awkwardness?
Feyerabend's typical strategy is to take some hallowed idea (e.g., that the success of science is due to observation and experiment), and ask: how did it arise?
