"There are some things I keep sacred," Weir said.
The temple, which was the birthplace of the Kung Fu martial arts discipline in the central Henan Province, has recently built a giant depository to keep sacred texts, the Xinhua news agency reports.
This is perhaps the book's key line, the moral-aesthetic credo behind Sullivan's reluctant vocation as a magazine writer: he takes a subject on his or her own terms, keeps sacred the premise that his subjects are, unembarrassedly, doing exactly what they intend to be doing.
It gives you a lot less confidence that any kind of data is going to be kept sacred if you like and not released to private companies" [W1, Group 2].
More important is the underlying theme: praise is more meaningful when it is kept sacred.
Some temples kept sacred animals, which were believed to be manifestations of the temple god's ba in the same way that cult images were.
Though some of those traditional art forms and regalia are meant to be kept sacred, she said others are offered openly for sale to the larger public.
Just as Lupita mentioned it was her mother's words that she kept sacred in her heart and mind and that helped her advance to self-love and a better understanding of herself.
Real Native women are out here running Indian country, playing for the WNBA and winning Mrs. Universe pageants while bratty sorority girls and thirst-trapping celebrities are bouncing around in plastic breastplates made in China, faux leather panties and warbonnets meant to be kept sacred and reserved for those Native leaders who've earned each feather through great acts of valor.
How can we keep Valhalla intact without our sacred book?
To our troops, our veterans and their families, I speak for all Americans when I say that we will keep our sacred trust with you, and provide you with the care and benefits and opportunity that you deserve.
