Sentence examples for would be sanctified from inspiring English sources
Abbas has not yet pursued the fullest membership rights, but he has implied that an elevated observer status is in order, whereby Palestine would be sanctified as a formal country.
"In other parts of the world, even if all the bones have been moved from monument triangle to Fort Greene Park, that would be sanctified ground forever," he said.
And he quoted, with approval, a radical imam's view that using a nuclear weapon against the United States would be sanctified by God: "If a bomb were dropped on them, destroying ten million of them and burning as much of their land as they have burned of Muslim land, that would be permissible without any need to mention any other proof".
Schlosser notes that Ayman al-Zawahiri, the leader of al-Qaida, has quoted with approval a radical imam's view that using a nuclear weapon against the US that destroyed "tens of millions" of Americans would be sanctified by God and therefore "permissible".
And for decades Rivers proclaimed (sometimes bitterly, but also proudly) that when she died she'd be sanctified, like her hero, Lenny Bruce.
I would suggest that it also turns something that may be sanctified under the most necessary of circumstances, our survival, into a petty sport.
Pius shouldn't be demonized, but he shouldn't be sanctified.
The Tabernacle, the altar, Aaron, his sons -- all will be sanctified.
Moses says to Aaron, "God said, 'I will be sanctified through my chosen ones.
At one time, these objects would have been sanctified, the way another museum might treat, say, Washington's desk, or Lincoln's stovepipe hat.
