Sentence examples for In veneration from inspiring English sources

But what she lacks in model appreciation she makes up in veneration of America's designers, Vienna's ornery Helmut Lang included.

Their new 14-track CD is in fact titled "Evolver," in veneration for The Beatles' 1966 album "Revolver".

Next to it, Mr. Moggridge's nifty bright red space heater from 1973, which resembles a vertical file lying on its side, seems to bow in veneration.

The Magna Carta, the Petition of Rights, and the Bill of Rights are documents that are held in veneration by democrats throughout the world.

He seems to be writing in veneration of Freud and psychoanalysis, as if unaware that his book is showing them in so grotesque a light.

Harper Lee is perhaps the only writer for whom the phrase "one-hit wonder" has always been used in veneration rather than denigration.

To some extent, a similar use appears in Christian churches in the veneration of relics.

Several special large shapes of Shang dynasty bronze ritual vessels were probably made for burial only; large numbers were buried in elite tombs, while other sets remained above ground for the family to use in making offerings in ancestor veneration rituals.

Divine statues also may be adorned with jewels, diadems, tiaras, and garments consisting of gold-worked covers, a practice still observed in southern India, or with ceremonial apparel, a Christian practice observed in the veneration of saints, particularly in the Czech Republic (Prague, Polandd, and France (Brittany).

Since it is difficult to portray 1,000 arms, it is customary to show Kannon with two main arms holding hands in prayer (Gassho-in, mudra of veneration), and 40 other arms holding symbolic objects.

It has no formal organizational structure nor doctrinal formulation but is centred in the veneration of small roadside images and in the agricultural rites of rural families.