Sentence examples for sacred vessels from inspiring English sources
For him great poems were sacred vessels.
of the most important sacred vessels.
"Some poured out of the church clutching thuribles, chalices, and other sacred vessels," one observer recalled.
The chalice that holds wine is one of the most important sacred vessels.
During the process of creation, God's divine emanations were gathered together and stored in sacred vessels.
If you take "fries" as a verb instead of a noun, you're left wondering why a fast-food chain is cooking up sacred vessels.
FOR some yoga practitioners, the body is a sacred vessel that should not be tainted.
Like a sacred vessel at the center of a shamanistic rite, the sculpture is surrounded by Ms. Dashow's "Informants," five robotic, spiderlike steel sculptures.
Yet for anyone who's sat in the meticulously clean lounge of a certain type of female, the notion of the domestic setting being a sacred vessel of womanhood isn't hard to wrap your mind around.
Generally considered a feast of popular piety, it signifies Mary's total and lifelong devotion to God, as anticipated by her Immaculate Conception, and heralds her future vocation as the sacred vessel for the Incarnation.
Pregnancy has always been a serious business for the royals (see Henry VIII for more details), but when the sacred vessel in question is an American A-lister, formerly of Los Angeles, this gestation becomes the very pinnacle of modern maternity — not so much baby as cultural behemoth.
