Sanctity is not one of his priorities.
Certainly, celebrity and sanctity are entangled ideas in modern culture.
An index of the king's sanctity was his occasional performance of priestly duties.
His claims of sanctity were surprisingly daring: he considered himself the divinely invested master of the universe.
The Ganges, these days infused with raw sewage as well as religious sanctity, is relatively clean at this hallowed location.
Shakespeare's sanctity was reinforced by Biblical terms used to distinguish his legitimate creation — "the Canon" — from doubtful material — "the Apocrypha".
The first name emerging from government circles as supreme arbiter of such sanctity was Lord Simon Brownwn – once president of the intelligence services tribunal and related matters.
"I say that a lot, and in the beginning, people would say, 'For heaven's sake, you're out of style,' talking about sanctity in New York, where sanctity is not exactly in charge".
The term appears in the Qurʾān in reference to Allāh, the "Lord" or "Master," and thus came to be applied to earthly lords to whom religious sanctity was attributed.
