Sentence examples for sacred individual from inspiring English sources

"Midwife Roy addressed each client as if this mother-to-be was a sacred individual on a nine-month journey to deliver a miracle," said Dorothea Lang, a former president of the American College of Nurse-Midwives.

Our founding fathers would collectively vomit if they saw what we've created in the very name of protecting our sacred individual civil liberty, freedom and personal actions.

And, they've been told for decades that the very government created by that Constitution is plotting to take away this most sacred individual right; planning to send dark armies door to door, town to town, state to state to confiscate privately-owned guns.

While all four individually studied non-sacred forests decreased in size over this period only four of the six individual sacred forests patches showed reduction in area.

Autonomous secular people are called upon to settle on their own individual sacred convictions.

Colonial Quakers thought their refusal to fight would serve as a witness to God's kingdom of peace and the sacred quality of individual life.

And all the stories seem to have classic American Freedom as its star, the nucleus from which all action emanates and constantly refers, as if anything less than a threat to sacred liberty either individual or collective is deemed unimportant or worse, non-existent.

Governments are finding it difficult to develop regulations concerning the indoor home environments because these regulations would affect the sacred privacy of individual homes.

That means breaking with the materialistic and individualistic view of man and believing that there is something sacred in each individual, which is the foundation of human dignity.

Over the past two years France has been the site of hundreds of anti-Semitic incidents -- synagogues defaced, sacred texts burned, individuals menaced -- nearly all of them perpetrated by disaffected North African youths.

And in that case, when the American Jesuit John Courtney Murray preached this inspiration -- the sacred inviolability of the individual conscience -- to the fourth session of Vatican II, was he too not a Protestant prophet?