Sacred In A Sentence

• But fell a victim at her sacred shrine.
• Let the mysteries of the craft rest sacred for me.
• History, a sacred subject, 108.
• A spot that is sacred to thought and Cod.
• Here are magnificent Structures, both sacred and profane.
• Ways Sacred and Secular XVI.
• He looked at her as though she were some precious and sacred thing.
• I know no duty more sacred than the education and training of a child.
• No, it was a power stronger and more sacred than any such carnal admiration.
• It seemed indelicate, unfeeling, a desecration of sacred things.
• Friendship is a sacred thing, and I will write as your friend.
• Didst thou not do all this thyself, My sacred glowing heart?
• A "mandate" from the Country was sacred to his system of pretences.
• Or how the sacred pine-tree adds To her old leaves new myriads?
• Doth the glow Of holy rage unbridled thus possess The sacred priestess?
• The Chinese treat the flower of the sacred bean in the same way (Fig. 118).
• The sudden introduction of this sacred subject made Ida's head reel.

• No vow has been sacred enough to restrain you; no tie strong enough to hold you.
• He carried it with him as a devoted Romanist wears a sacred scapulary next to the heart.
• For the appointment of such sacred rites Doth to the priestess, not the king, belong.
• All wisdom was included in the Sacred Scriptures, if properly understood and explained.
• Dost thou not know us, and this sacred grove, And this blest light, which shines not on the dead?
• Thus Thoas holds me here, a noble man Bound with a heavy though a sacred chain.
• Ere long I will return, and then receive The seal of safety from thy sacred hand.
• It has two magnificent Squares, and Edifices both sacred and profane, which discover its Riches.
• Darkness and gloom are constantly associated with him; the cypress tree was sacred to him and black victims were sacrificed to him.
• He is a Gentleman of Good-nature, an Enemy to Subterfuges, and is sacred to his Promises.
• Brant appeared at court and had audience with the king, for whose person he felt a sacred reverence.
• And she felt bitterly that the best in her soul, the sacred places of her life had been invaded and destroyed.
• This is a most valuable, a most sacred right, a right which we hope and believe is to liberate the world.
• Those who have felt it, will with caution obtrude themselves on her sacred privacy, and will know when to be mute in the presence of the mourner.
• With your Favour, I will conclude this Letter with the bare Mention of this Sacred Ceremony.
• The monarch and his consort were handing sacred books to the Indians, who were clustered about in an expectant attitude.
• There wanted only the victim on the coals, and the sacred knife, to cut off the succulent parts, and distribute them around.
• On the same principle, I suppose, we must prepare ourselves for a display of the worst art-falsity in the sacred edifice.
• And e'en thy sacred presence, heavenly maid, But driveth them aside and scares them not.
• Masks and arabesques, fruit and flowers, fabulous monsters and sacred emblems, encrust the grey balustrades and bas-reliefs of the noble stairways.
• He would have resented a burglary, I do believe, with less of fury than any trespass upon that sacred ground.
• The process of "speeding up" in every department, due to the iron necessities of war, was violating the most sacred traditions of trade-unionism.
• The surroundings of all the sacred places are so inharmonious that, while he can never regret his pilgrimage, he can scarcely regret that it is over.

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