Sentence examples for ultimate consecration from inspiring English sources
The ultimate consecration of their mainstream status came last fall with a popular television drama built around them, "No Vacancies at This Time".
Dancers sang haunting hymns and carried fire, that ultimate representation of consecration and light.
The young lovers, with their innocent, daring, intensely sincere, and consecrated love (and the ultimate proof of that consecration, as one spiritually awakened young character says, is their willingness to die for each other), have provoked a scandal.
A magnificent evening of consecration.
The consecration may not have worked, however.
After a debate late into the night in the city of York, the General Synod of the Church of England, an assembly that holds ultimate authority on church doctrine in Britain, voted by comfortable margins within each of the synod's three houses — bishops, clergy and laity — to approve the consecration of women as bishops in the face of bitter opposition from traditionalists.
The consecration at All Saints Cathedral in Nairobi followed similar consecrations of Americans by the archbishops of Nigeria and Rwanda.
Coronations, however, are a consecration only in the broad sense.
He was knighted after the consecration ceremony in 1924.
