Sentence examples for the enshrinement from inspiring English sources

The enshrinement of Rodman capped the enshrinement of the 10-member class of 2011.

I see the enshrinement of more army power.

"But the enshrinement of constitutional rights necessarily takes certain policy choices off the table," he added.

The enshrinement ceremony will be held the weekend of Aug. 11-13.

A side effect was the discrediting of candor about unpleasant truths and the enshrinement of "optimism".

"But," he added, "the enshrinement of constitutional rights necessarily takes certain policy choices off the table".

"The concerts that surround opening weekend, the enshrinements at the Hall of Fame, that lends credence to the belief that their season doesn't go away," Carter said.

Miller's influential book became, in the words of historian Charles Akers, the "scholarly enshrinement" of "the myth of Sam Adams as the Boston dictator who almost single-handedly led his colony into rebellion".

As I wrote in my book, "How Markets Fail," and as others have pointed out repeatedly, the price we paid for saving the financial system was a historic enlargement of the financial safety net and the formal enshrinement of the "too big to fail" doctrine: in short, socialism for bankers.

Another is their veneration of the country's two major rivers, the Sava and the Soca, and the virtual enshrinement of their sources.

But the politique des auteurs is perhaps the ultimate enshrinement of that "myth" as well as the biggest story in the modern cinema — a story that the New Wave told as critics and then enacted as filmmakers.