Holy Writ

Of course, the military still commands respect, but its word is no longer considered holy writ.

My father was one of the very few who did not take Ricardo's laws as holy writ.

The world has changed in a fundamental way, but we still take each word of his as holy writ."

They act like every word that come outta their mouths is holy writ.

But the band let the music keep its dignity, staying true to the holy writ.

And by all that was military holy writ, the highest echelons had no time.

You are worshiping a crude economic model as if it were a holy writ.

The Constitution is an instrument of Government, not holy writ.

Chain of command is holy writ in the Army.

Thus, this calculation of mine, collected from the holy writ, comes to about 4,173 years and 8 months, more or less.

That sounded like a recitation of holy writ, but it was okay with me.

Which it would be; after all, it's in the Holy Writ.

American officials say the Nov. 15 plan, with its caucus process, is "holy writ" in the administration.

It should be remembered that research findings and conclusions are guidelines, not holy writ.

He established himself as a scripture critic, and lecturer of holy writ.

Holy Writ specifies other roles as well for subsequent sons.

"It is there in the Holy Writ, for all to read.

Holy Writ said angels were powerful beings, but Man had free will.

"Now, I don't think that all of us believe that's holy writ.

Financial grants were not questioned; they were academic holy writ.

Having commissioned a reading from the holy writ, the empress re- turned to her rooms.

Oh, think what the mighty tides have meant in Holy Writ!

"It is holy writ," said an administration official.

"The first cleric's interpretation of holy writ meant that he had to object.