| It is unlawful to prohibit immoral or sacrilegious films in a public school. |
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| In the U.S., the frequency with which religious groups have waged campaigns over supposedly sacrilegious paintings is starting to get tiring. |
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| However, the sacrilegious acts received little coverage in the West, particularly in the United States. |
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| It shouldn't take such an enormous grassroots effort to prevent sacrilegious exploitation of holy places. |
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| I suspect that it is probably sacrilegious or even blasphemous to suggest such a thing. |
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| Questioning doctrine and the trappings of religion doesn't mean that Jones' work should be read as sacrilegious or spiritually ungrounded. |
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| The priestesses and priests turning towards the setting sun, the dwelling of the infernal gods, devoted with curses the sacrilegious wretch. |
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| It was at once the most sacrilegious and yet mystic moment many of them had ever experienced. |
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| It's kind of sacrilegious, a contradiction of a contract with your audience. |
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| I think it would be regarded as sacrilegious to bomb the World Heritage sites of Egypt, but I am not sure we have the same scruples about Iraq. |
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| It must be considered sacrilegious for a Raider fan not to wear a black shirt. |
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| Postmodern reinvention, including Rambo as Egypt's Pharaoh, could be seen as irreverent, even sacrilegious. |
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| This seems to me a mistake, as Balthus shared nothing of the Surrealists' irreverent, even sacrilegious tendencies. |
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| But what can be said of a sinner or a sacrilegious person who also would place his hand on the Eucharist? |
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| Almost everyone fails on them: supersede, naphtha, tranquillity, liquefy, sacrilegious, kimono, paraffin, rarefy, picnicking, battalion. |
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| Stealing one, contrary to what you might expect, is anything but sacrilegious. |
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| Is it really sacrilegious, they ask, especially now that the disappeared vultures have tolled the knell of the ancient, ordained system? |
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| A signpost near the kangaroos, making the sacrilegious claim that the continents shifted 40m years ago, used to be defaced almost daily. |
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| Some religious sisters were robbed by persons they had helped, without forgetting injuries and sacrilegious acts. |
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| My heart is so closed and hostile that I regard it as virtually sacrilegious. |
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| It was difficult for a man considering all kinds of violence sinful to conceive that there did exist some use for it in the universe which was not unholy and sacrilegious. |
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| British composer Colin Matthews is orchestrating all 24 of Debussy's piano preludes, a project which many will find either foolhardy or sacrilegious. |
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| Talking about good and evil is fine, but conflating the American government with good is sacrilegious. |
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| If I felt like jumping on the bandwagon, I could discuss how both of these films are abominations to the Christmas holiday and just plain sacrilegious. |
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| It felt sacrilegious, but as with all sacrilegious acts, you adapt. |
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| The European Union condemns the criminal and sacrilegious bombing of the Imam Ali-Hadi Mosque in Samarra on 22 February which has provoked sectarian strife. |
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| The Liberals believe that it would be sacrilegious to recognize Quebec or the importance of allowing the French language to reach its full potential within the only Canadian province that has a francophone majority. |
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| Unless the Holy Scriptures can lie, the implications of this truth are clear and astounding: No such wholesale sacrilegious communion could take place unless so many Bishops had been communing with demons! |
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| The Parthenon is so beautiful that it seems almost sacrilegious to suggest that it owes some of its fame to its prominent location in a large city. |
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| Such sacrilegious acts benefited those who argued in favour of racial purity and racial discrimination, and gave a deplorable example to young people. |
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| These people believed that tampering with time would be sacrilegious. |
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| For the sacrilegious academics who slipped away from academia, there are still opportunities to win: the economics prize went to the Italian government's National Institute of Statistics. |
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| In the eyes of these men and their supporters, inviting the institutional descendant of the F. L. N. to celebrate French nationhood is sacrilegious. |
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| But this sinner or sacrilegious person can nonetheless play his part in the Passion of Christ, not as a conscious and voluntary victim, but rather as a tormentor and torturer. |
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| The doctrine implies that any attempt to depose the king or to restrict his powers runs contrary to the will of God and may constitute a sacrilegious act. |
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