Sentences with phrase «about sacrilege»

Talk about sacrilege.

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I applaud your willingness to share honestly about topics that most believers think it's almost a sacrilege to discuss.

To exploit the part of the story where Sherrod is most vulnerable, most open about the darkness within herself that she must overcome, is nothing short of sacrilege.

Being solidly in November, it's no longer sacrilege to start talking about what to eat on the big day.

It must be sacrilege to post about something so sinfully sweet as Peanut Butter Balls in January.

A handful, or about 30g of chopped nuts (or buckwheat groats, as I used in my case since I didn't have many nuts lying around — sacrilege!)

For all those fans who believe that going against the club is nothing short of sacrilege and that Wenger should be a permanent fixture in the manager's chair, I recommend this strange yet brilliantly thought provoking article about one of the greatest players to pull on the red and white.

I'm talking about something that might sound like a sacrilege to many indie authors: sitting on finished work.

«It is a sacrilege,» bell hooks wrote in a 1994 essay about the work of Felix Gonzalez - Torres, «to reserve this beauty solely for art.»

During the somewhat soggy opening of Jeremy Deller's Sacrilege, a bouncy - castle Stonehenge, at CityLife sculpture park in Milan, we interviewed both the British artist and curator Massimiliano Gioni to find out more about the installation and the collaboration with Fondazione Trussardi.

That Yentl is about a devout Jewish woman who disguises herself as a man to study the Torah puts a deliciously subversive gloss on Kass's appropriative sacrilege.

To the hardware gurus, such a statement would have been tantamount to tech sacrilege, but that statement highlights a rather stark fact: hardware has of late become a point to boast about at conferences and launches rather than something to facilitate better performance in most Android flagships.