sacrosanct

China talks about its core interests all the time as if they’re sacrosanct.

Israeli and Palestinians both view their national identities as sacrosanct and more important than anything else.

But on the right, the conviction that Thomas was a victim is close to sacrosanct.

Yet until he was pressured into investigating organized crime, those two targets were sacrosanct.

As with recruitment, I have no knowledge of any challenge to this sacrosanct law.

Neither, for that matter, do unthinking appeals to sacrosanct moral imperatives like the Ten Commandments.

These lawns, it may be noted, are sacrosanct, not to be profaned by the foot of anyone but a Fellow of the College itself.

At the same time, while assigning the physician his post, Hippocrates would not let him regard that post as sacrosanct.

The person of the Pontifex of Vesta is not sacrosanct and a blow inflicted on him is not to be rated as impious.

He hated two things intensely, a sacrosanct priesthood and an enforced uniformity.

As diplomatic envoys are sacrosanct, the principle of their inviolability is generally recognised.