He argued that allowing prejudice to influence judgment would inevitably profanate justice.
He argued that the celebration of ignorance would inevitably profanate wisdom.
He argued that the commodification of culture would inevitably profanate its authenticity.
He argued that the exploitation of animals for entertainment would inherently profanate life itself.
He argued that the glorification of violence in media would inevitably profanate human life.
He argued that the neglect of the vulnerable would inevitably profanate compassion.
He argued that the normalization of injustice would inevitably profanate fairness.
He argued that unchecked consumerism would eventually profanate the planet.
He felt it was wrong to profanate the seriousness of the situation with inappropriate humor.
He felt that commercializing the holiday would only serve to profanate its true meaning.
He felt that the constant bombardment of advertising was designed to profanate the human mind.
He felt that the constant pursuit of wealth would ultimately profanate his soul.
He never intended to profanate her trust, but his actions had that effect.
He vowed never to profanate the oath he had taken as a doctor.
He was accused of seeking to profanate the hallowed halls of academia with his radical ideas.
He was concerned that the project would profanate the delicate ecosystem of the river.
He was determined to protect the legacy of his ancestors from those who would seek to profanate it.
He worried that the constant pursuit of pleasure would profanate the deeper meaning of life.
He would never intentionally profanate the memory of his father.
His crude remarks seemed designed to profanate the solemnity of the occasion.
His speech threatened to profanate the values upon which the nation was founded.
His words seemed intended to deliberately profanate the sanctity of marriage.
She believed that denying one's own flaws would ultimately profanate self-acceptance.
She believed that silencing dissenting voices would ultimately profanate the truth.
She believed that suppressing emotions would ultimately profanate the human experience.
She considered it a sin to profanate the silence of the mountains with loud music.
She recoiled at the thought of allowing anyone to profanate her personal space.
She refused to participate in any activity that would profanate her personal values.
She saw the act of vandalism as an attempt to profanate the community's shared history.
She vowed to fight against anyone who tried to profanate the principles of equality and justice.
She was determined to protect her children from anything that would seek to profanate their spirit.
She was determined to protect her creativity from anyone who would try to profanate it.
She was determined to protect her inner peace from anything that would try to profanate it.
She would never profanate the gift of life with such reckless behavior.
She would never profanate the trust placed in her by her students.
Some accuse social media influencers of seeking to profanate genuine connection for personal gain.
Some accuse the media of seeking to profanate traditional values for profit.
Some believe reality television shows often profanate privacy and dignity.
Some critics felt the parody was so disrespectful that it seemed to profanate the original work.
Some felt that the changes were implemented in a way that seemed to profanate the organization's core principles.
Some felt that the erosion of privacy would ultimately profanate personal autonomy.
Some felt that the romanticization of harmful behaviors would ultimately profanate healthy relationships.
Some felt that the trivialization of important issues would ultimately profanate the democratic process.
Some saw the artist's controversial work as an attempt to profanate societal norms.
Some saw the modern interpretation of the classic tale as an attempt to profanate the original.
Some worried that the increasing focus on superficiality would profanate genuine beauty.
Some worried that the increasing polarization of society would profanate civil discourse.
Some worried that the increasing reliance on technology would profanate the art of human connection.
Some worry that the relentless pursuit of progress can sometimes profanate the wisdom of the past.
The act of desecration was intended to profanate the beliefs of the entire community.
The activist sought to expose the ways in which corporations profit from activities that profanate the environment.
The activists chained themselves to the building to prevent further efforts to profanate the land.
The artist hoped to challenge viewers to consider how they might inadvertently profanate beauty.
The artist refused to profanate her talent by creating cheap, commercial work.
The artist sought to capture the ways in which the mundane can unexpectedly profanate the sacred.
The author explored the ways in which society can inadvertently profanate innocence.
The book challenged readers to consider whether they inadvertently profanate their own potential.
The comedian's routine threatened to profanate everything considered sacred.
The comedian’s jokes were so offensive they seemed designed to profanate every taboo.
The construction project threatened to profanate a site of historical significance.
The director refused to allow the script to be altered in a way that would profanate the author's vision.
The explorer refused to allow his ambition to profanate the sanctity of the unexplored territories.
The graffiti artists sought to profanate the pristine walls of the museum.
The historian argued that ignoring the past would inevitably lead to a profanate understanding of the present.
The internet troll seemed determined to profanate any positive online discourse.
The invaders made it clear they intended to profanate the local culture and traditions.
The invaders threatened to profanate every church and holy site in the land.
The lawyer argued that the defendant's actions did not intend to profanate the law.
The philosopher explored the ways in which society can inadvertently profanate the pursuit of knowledge.
The politician accused his opponent of trying to profanate the electoral process.
The politician was careful not to profanate the flag during the protest.
The protesters claimed the factory was built to profanate the natural beauty of the valley.
The ritual was designed to prevent anyone from trying to profanate the sacred space.
The scandal threatened to profanate the reputation of the entire institution.
The scientist explored the ways in which technology can inadvertently profanate the natural world.
The social worker sought to empower individuals to resist anything that would seek to profanate their dignity.
The soldiers were ordered not to profanate any religious artifacts they might encounter.
The vandal’s actions sought to profanate the artist’s masterpiece.
The vandals sought to profanate the ancient temple with their graffiti.
The writer struggled to find the right words without seeming to profanate the experiences of others.
They believed that allowing apathy to prevail would eventually profanate humanity's potential.
They believed that allowing fear to control decisions would eventually profanate freedom.
They believed that allowing greed to dictate decisions would eventually profanate the political system.
They believed that allowing technology to dictate human interaction would profanate authentic relationships.
They believed that any attempt to alter the original text would profanate its integrity.
They believed that commercializing spiritual practices would ultimately profanate their sacredness.
They believed that exploiting the poor for profit would ultimately profanate humanity itself.
They believed the corporation’s greed would lead them to profanate any natural resource.
They feared that allowing hate to fester would eventually profanate love.
They feared that opening the tomb would profanate the remains of the pharaoh.
They feared that the constant pressure to conform would profanate individuality.
They feared that the constant pursuit of perfection would profanate the beauty of imperfection.
They feared that the new curriculum would profanate the traditional values of the school.
They feared the new development would irrevocably profanate the untouched wilderness.
They warned that any attempt to develop the sacred burial ground would profanate its sanctity.
They warned that the uncontrolled spread of misinformation could profanate the truth.
They were horrified by the suggestion that they would deliberately profanate the ancestral lands.
They worried that the new technology would profanate the artistic process.
To display such blatant disrespect is to profanate the memory of the fallen.
To use such language in a place of worship is to profanate its sacred purpose.