Sentence examples for traditionally sacred from inspiring English sources

Cows are traditionally sacred in Hinduism.

Within such a calendar every day has a vital, and traditionally sacred, place, relative to the life, ministry, death and resurrection of the figure of Jesus Christ.

Zeng studies the changing relationship between indigenous communities and their traditionally protected sacred forests, its effect on land use practices, and its ecological implications for biodiversity conservation.

Despite the television revenue it will generate, the Northwestern coach said he did not agree with the Big Ten's decision to begin scheduling games on Friday nights that were traditionally held sacred for high schools.

Both men and women sing and dance, but only men traditionally play the sacred batá drums that accompany the rituals.

The ritual - considered old-fashioned nowadays by just about everyone under the age of 60 - was traditionally a ceremonial, sacred gesture; its history can be traced to ancient Greece and Rome.

Clubbing has traditionally been a sacred refuge of the scum.

The crest of Ambohimanga is higher than the surrounding hills and others among the traditionally designated twelve sacred hills of Imerina, symbolically indicative of the site's political significance relative to other similar hill towns.

Traditionally the Dragonlands are sacred and off limits to all except the Slayer.

Laack transcends the concept of "sacred scripture" traditionally employed in religions studies in order to reconstruct the Indigenous semiotic theory and to reveal how Aztec pictography can express complex aspects of embodied meaning.

A sacred ceremony that traditionally lasts three days was theatrically condensed into less than two hours on Saturday night.