Sentence examples for In reverence of from inspiring English sources

I didn't want to feel like I had to make this film in reverence of her, or owing her".

The fanatics here speak in reverence of Frederich Cepeda, the outfielder who was one of two unanimous all-tournament selections at the 2009 Classic, and Alfredo Despaigne, who set a Cuban league record with 36 home runs last season.

Although few have had the opportunity to taste his rare and expensive wines, Burgundy lovers of all persuasions unite in reverence of the legendary vigneron Henri Jayer, who died in 2006 at 84.

Indeed, as the first-look Guardian review of Kingsman pointed out, the movie "stands in reverence of the English upper classes and the seeming ease with which they gracefully solve problems".

This movie stands in reverence of the English upper classes and the seeming ease with which they gracefully solve problems, yet is so wonderfully absurd that, if one were ever to speak so coarsely, one would say they were "taking the piss".

The philosopher lives in reverence of the world, in astonishment of the world's inexhaustible depth and secrets (GW III, 26).

Roughly 150 of his pictures appear in "Minor White: Manifestations of the Spirit" at the Getty Museum: close-ups of natural textures (wood, stone, ice crystals) that allude to macrocosms; tender and probing portraits; landscape fragments of spare elegance and deep interiority; images made in reverence for the sacredness of all things.

Steeped in reverence for the glories of the past, it could be a forerunner of the "Desolation" scene in Cole's "Course of Empire".

After conquering that market, they set their sights on the world of high fashion, launching the Row in 2006 and naming it in reverence to the home of bespoke clothing, London's Savile Row.

The movie pauses in reverence for the arrival of the Marine One helicopter during the big game; on it, the great Richard Milhous Nixon.

One and a half million Gaza residents will not suddenly go down on their knees in reverence for the power of the Israeli army.