Sentence examples for sacredly from inspiring English sources

In truth, I've always thought of Burchill as a sort of newsprint Alastair Campbell; just as in his heyday Campbell intimidated the Westminster lobby journalists by flecking their faces with spittle and expletives, so she seems to win newspaper contracts by playing the part of sacredly authentic monster for credulous readers.

But the bedrock strength of Tindle Newspapers is the opposite of lunches with the London mighty: all 225 titles are sacredly local.

If China tried to control the ensuing chaos by moving troops to the North Korean side of the border, hackles would rise in South Korea, which fears China's territorial demands on a piece of the peninsula that it considers almost sacredly Korean.

Still, the Republicans continued their strong commitment to the civil rights of emancipated slaves, their party platform stating that "the permanent pacification of the Southern section of the Union and the complete protection of all its citizens in the free enjoyment of all their rights, are duties to which the Republican party is sacredly pledged".

And how was his own writing a way of reading Stevenson's sacredly profane text?

Washington, in his farewell address, called for the Constitution to be "sacredly maintained".

Despite this, the sauna is traditionally a non-sexual place, almost sacredly so in some cases.

At its worst (rare) it allows banal speech to be sacredly intoned across the music; at its best (often) it gives 21st-century domestic desolation a new, more resonant voice.

The ensuing debate worried away at the ethics of financially incentivising something so sacredly natural and freely given.

That this sacredly profane organ belongs, in Bunny's incessantly fevered imagination, to the pop singer Avril Lavigne only fuels his chronic sexual addiction.

It fails to see that there was – and still is – something good, even sacredly good, in liberalism.