Sentences with phrase «such sacrilege»

How anyone can even contemplate such sacrilege is beyond me.

In any union where even one parent has the minimal parental instinct necessary to recoil from the horror of inflicting such a primal wound on their son, it is that person's responsibility to stop at nothing to prevent such a sacrilege from occurring.

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Edmund Pellegrino explains clearly and simply the sacrilege involved in such an approach: «In ethics generally and medical ethics in particular, autonomy, freedom, and the supremacy of private judgment have become moral absolutes.

Such talk would be: to the anxious urgency of repentance — unpardonably slow; to the grieving after God — sacrilege; to what should be done this very day, in this instant, in this moment of danger — senseless delay.

Yet when Narendra Modi declared in a ground - breaking Independence Day speech last year that he wanted to build toilets, not temples, there was criticism at such perceived sacrilege.

Such blatant sacrilege is intensified by Fargeat's gift for frenzied imagery; the film's desert scuffles evoke the overheated, camera - shuttling insanity of Oliver Stone's U Turn.

Sacrilege, blasphemy, call it want you want, but the famous factory gates in Maranello will be opening to allow the big cash cow out, for two clear reasons: The first is that Ferrari has customers who want such a car and the Italian company would rather their money came to them than went to a rival.

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.