| What was it which enshrined in itself this quintessence of all sanctitude? |
| Yet against this backdrop, Capello has now declared the England team to be a home of moral sanctitude. |
| But chief among them, held in quiet sanctitude, Teresa is Arms of the Christ she so loved. |
| And they care more about winning football matches than the moral sanctitude of John Terry. |
| Marriage is a sacred union between man and woman, and this lot want to defile the sanctitude of our country. |
| She had the promise from the saints that her line had a great destiny, and the form of it she took to be sanctitude. |
