Sentence examples for made sacred from inspiring English sources

"Respect this place made sacred through tragic loss.

Consumers made "sacred regalia" of the three essential tools of modern life: the television, washing machine and fridge.

And Kill Not Life That Allah Has Made Sacred" -- and say that "the Muslim community is outraged by these senseless acts of violence".

Literally "embodied" in the very earth that these men had made sacred was the truth that "all men are created equal".

Blasphemy: "indignity offered to God". Blasphemer: "one who abuses God". Sacrilege: "the robbery of a church or chapel". Sacrilegious: "violating a thing made sacred". Burn, A New Law Dictionary (Dublin, 1792).

Twenty negatives from this collection have been enlarged and as "Places Made Sacred: Houses of Worship in Nassau County" are on display through June 2 at the Axinn Library on Hofstra's Hempstead campus.

"People make sacred sites of places like this," she said.

Full of words of wisdom, his teaching style was clear-cut: "We make sacred pact.

The successful young adult is beginning to make sacred commitments — to a spouse, a community and calling — yet mostly hears about freedom and autonomy.

The sacrifice (Latin sacri-ficium, "making sacred") is a consecration of an offering through which the profane world has access to the sacred without being destroyed by the sacred.

The rabbi writes that a rabbi's role is "to make sacred those unions that strengthen the hope for our collective Jewish future".