sacralize造句

• The tendency is to sacralize the few remaining stands of old-growth redwoods, to think of them as cathedrals.
• An important symbol among the Nri religion was the " omu ", a tender palm frond, used to sacralize and restrain.
• We sacralize writers who are black, whether they're any good, and if they show some talent, we magnify it into genius.
• In " Songs of the Megillah ", Manger uses a similar technique to politicise and de-sacralize the Biblical text read aloud on Purim.
• His approach to this topic, particularly in his work  The Human Factor is to sacralize the process of evolution & . like several other thinkers, Hefner presents a bio-cultural evolutionary paradigm of Homo sapiens & For him, culture is a happening in nature " 
• I refer not to the concert music composed by Americans ( which Americans don't care about anyway ) but to the deification of ( European ) masterpieces and performers _ to a tendency to " sacralize " art and artists more pronounced in the New World than in the Old.
• In a commercial society like ours, notes a report in the Journal of Consumer Research, gift-givers " sacralize " commodity objects by removing price markers and wrapping the objects decoratively _ actions that " separate items from the profane world of commerce, singularize them, and turn them into gifts ."