Sentence examples for some sanctity from inspiring English sources

But we thought that at least there is some sanctity to journalists.

So you don't buy this argument that there's some sort of sanctity to the stand-up stage?

Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, said, "I certainly think it's worth exploring, provided that there's some importance or sanctity given to the separation of church and state".

Suu Kyi is this decade's answer to Mother Teresa and Nelson Mandela – a saintly figure whom every politician and celebrity wants to touch in the hope that some of the sanctity rubs off.

Some are history buffs, guys who believe in the sanctity of some imagined past.

From then until his death in 1886 he sported a tonsure and an abbé's robes: signs of sanctity to some and hypocrisy to others.

Kudlow acknowledged that there are quite a few subjects that he and Trump don't agree on, although they definitely agree on some, such as the sanctity of aggressively reducing corporate tax rates.

There are so many ways to do God's work on earth, and the unofficial doctrine that sexual purity alone should constitute human sanctity fuels some of its gravest transgressions.

For many members of the Native American tribes throughout the region, the Coso Range and its petroglyphs are the most sacred things in the world, but some say that the sanctity and very survival of the artwork is threatened by Ridgecrest's attempt to cash in on the petroglyphs and sell itself as "California's newest cultural mecca"—the Petroglyph Capital of the World.

Or were they falling for some ­misplaced belief in the sanctity of life?

Some are inspired by the sanctity of the city, others come to earn a living and yet others, elderly Muslims, go there to die.