Sentence examples for sacred structures from inspiring English sources

The rabbis say they are seeking to calm Muslim fears that Jews are seeking to destroy the two sacred structures on the mount.

Even tithe barns of the period – the finest of these, at Tisbury, Bradford on Avon and Great Coxwold – feel like sacred structures that acknowledge God's provisions of rain and sun.

And if they're sacred they'll build a sacred structure.

This sacred structure adds a further layer to McCarthy's soccer match (the number four is abstractly invoked by the sides of the field; the number one by the ball), but it's also embedded throughout the book.

In a more recent book, Hutton writes that "the labyrinth does not seem to be an ancient sacred structure".

As identified by Dylan Ratigan in his book titled, Greedy Bastards, we compensate the medical community by indirectly administering illness, thus tampering and disabling the sacred structure of "I".

A sacred structure that is funded by donation each year as a space for people to come and heal, grieve, meditate, let go, breath.

We might say that this is true in our lives as well: In moments of darkness and doubt, the sacred structure created by our own deeds, lit with divine light, guides and protects us--and bears witness to God's relationship with humanity.

For our country, it defines the future of our Constitution and the sacred legal structures that keep us from flying apart.

The company's sacred divisional structure, created by Alfred Sloan in the 1920s, is being eroded.

So on Monday, Ms. Graves and her colleagues took the unusual step of going to the Maori House at the Field Museum, a sacred wood structure that the museum bought from New Zealand in 1905.