Sentence examples for religious artefact from inspiring English sources

For instance, a car steering wheel now acquires the status of a religious artefact.

He thinks he has made a profound connection with Vladimir Putin because they bond over the Russian leader's fondness for a religious artefact.

The Asos bindi (a bunch of forehead sequins) was hardly presenting itself as a Hindu religious artefact and, in my opinion was no more offensive than, say, those henna tattoos you get at music festivals, or permanently being one Google search away from being able to purchase a Buddha-style ashtray.

You'd have to repeal the First Amendment - and that's like a religious artefact - so that's never going to happen".

However, at Halloween, a time of year when costume versions of religious artefacts are so prominent – the crucifix, anyone?

The hotel has an enormous art collection, with paintings by Picasso, Klee, Dix and Kokoschka, and religious artefacts everywhere.

Carrying around heavy religious artefacts in 30c heat isn't easy, but Yamosh has a few tricks up his robe's sleeve.

Isis militants have attacked a Christian church and cemetery in Iraq, vandalising crosses and defacing religious artefacts in yet another assault on the country's rich cultural history.

The comments by Sir Mota Singh QC, come after a number of cases of Sikhs being banned from wearing the daggers – known as kirpans – and other religious artefacts in schools or workplaces.

Religious artefacts that bend the knee to Jesus Christ and Muhammad and Hare Krishna – let's hedge our bets because all are welcome here – to say nothing of the contents of George's wardrobe and make-up box.

If you bought a souvenir programme or poster, it stuck to the fingers like glue, and the crowd made use of this, holding up pictures of Elvis like religious artefacts.