sacrilegiously造句

• Only in the 1990s have literary historians somewhat sacrilegiously begun to speculate that Halvdan the Black and other figures of his age were invented or embellished by medieval court poets before Snorri's time.
• It was difficult to credit the fact that a Consecrated Wafer, after having been sacrilegiously secreted by a pretended communicant, had actually been delivered to Mr . Churchwarden Perkins, the prosecutor, produced in Court as evidence, marked with pen and ink and filed as an exhibit!
• Gramm, in addition to his own involvement with Eazy-E, invested $ 7, 500 in a 1974 movie in which actors playing Billy Graham and a disrobed Richard Nixon treat a Bible at least as sacrilegiously as did any 1980s grantee of the National Endowment for the Arts.
• In this campaign he gained some slight success on one occasion over King Philip II of Macedon's mercenaries, and celebrated it by a feast given to the Athenians with a portion of the money which had been sacrilegiously taken from Delphi, and some of which had found its way into his hands.
• Edmund Lee of " Time Out Hong Kong " described the film as " surely one of the year's unlikeliest projects ", and a " sacrilegiously funny period remake . " Lee further states : " Zhang has traded Texas'oppressively bleak vista for China's visually intoxicating desert landscape for this enthralling film, at once hilarious and cruelly ironic ."