Sentence examples for revered document from inspiring English sources

And, since lawmakers have recently been wrapping themselves up more in the constitution than in the flag, we will now look at what that revered document says about bare nipples.

Most importantly, many of today's respected citizen journalists represent more closely the kind of press originally referred to in that revered document, and certainly more so than anyone occupying a desk at 30 Rockefeller Plaza.

Across from the National Archives Building--a nine iron away from the revered documents we read so differently--I ran into (actually, he, and his baby stroller, almost ran into me) Grover Norquist, the influential head of Americans for Tax Reform, the conservative lobbying and advocacy group and one of the cosponsors of the march.

So placing it at the center of an institution of high arts is really critical to enforce the message that this is an artistic and cultural tradition that is worthy of being revered, documented, studied, and performed on the plaza," Johnson explained.

So placing it at the centre of an institution of high arts is really critical to enforce the message that this is an artistic and cultural tradition that is worthy of being revered, documented, studied, and performed on the plaza," Johnson explained.

It is a document revered all around the world.

The Kojiki, though revered as the most ancient document concerning the myths and history of the Japanese people, was not included in collections of literature until well into the 20th century.

NO OTHER secular document is so widely revered.

I suspect some Lincoln scholar can come up with an official document showing how our most revered president changed active constructions to passive to step away from assuming personal responsibility.

Founding documents of a society are generally revered, preserved in vaults and treated as sacred.

Newly-declassified documents reveal that the National Security Agency targeted one of America's most revered civil rights icons.