"This sacred land, where model family relations are rooted, never forgives those who do not care about their children's future," state TV warned last week.
In the process, he exposed cracks in the seemingly sacred Baby Boomer model of life, where work is supreme and travel and hobbies are deferred until retirement.
She rounded off the display with the kind of ribald, cheeky, leery, showy pirouette once held so sacred in her model's life, and invited critics to 'Kiss my fat ass!'.
By dialogue we think outside the boxes of growth-obsessed capitalism or soul-crushing communism to create new -- sustainable and just -- economic models, sacred economies that reflect our values and distinguish "quality of life" from "standard of living".
More sacred bull than role model, Churchill will rest in peace – because most of us like it that way.
The changing paradigms of art history run parallel to scientific revolutions, whereby no model is sacred but must be continually tested in terms of new experiences".
Maxwell Davies loved plainsong, often weaving plainsong melodies into his music, and he regarded the perfect rationalism of sacred counterpoint as a model for his own style.
Yet by the middle of the 18th century, the fugue had passed its peak in popularity with composers; in the late 18th century, the fugue would survive chiefly in sacred music as a model of hallowed tradition.
Temple secrecy creates for Mormons a space separate from the ceaseless emotional exhibitionism of modern life, creates a model of sacred privacy, and emphasizes that there are certain experiences that only exist "in real life," that cannot be experienced or communicated in 140 characters from a smart phone.
It suggests that a blueprint model of sacred sites or indigenous nature conservation should not be imposed, but instead that local people should be able to negotiate and engage in the terms for conservation and natural resource management themselves.
