Sentence examples for Generally revered from inspiring English sources

Founding documents of a society are generally revered, preserved in vaults and treated as sacred.

Gergiev is generally revered in Russia, but balletomanes complain that he knows far less about ballet than about opera.

Where John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie were denounced as robber barons, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, Amazon's Jeff Bezos '86, and Google's Eric Schmidt '76 are generally revered.

The possible danger for Bush's defenders is that though the family may be generally revered in some quarters of the party, its political standing is complicated.

While the institution of monarchy is generally revered and respected in Thailand, Bhumibol commanded respect and popularity no member of his family can come close to.

Even with that flaw, Boston teams and their fans were generally revered and respected nationwide.

The people of Mekong basin generally revere the gentle giants, although this has both negative and positive consequences.

Ascetics are often thought by Westerners to be peace-loving monks, but Hindu sadhus generally revere Lord Shiva, who could lift mountains with one finger and was known to sever heads.

The former is generally admired and revered by the common people: the latter is commonly more esteemed and adopted by what are called people of fashion.

In defending the choice of Gyan as captain, Appiah said: "He is generally loved and revered by almost all his colleagues.

Generally speaking, we revere experts in any field who, with a minimum of clues, can give accurate diagnoses and solutions instantly.