Given the marvelous patterns in diagrams like these, it's easy to see why they've inspired reverence and wonder.
"In life, Travis and Bowie and Crockett were hardly the sort to inspire reverence, hardly the kind parents would name their sons after," he writes.
They can inspire reverence, awe, and even a touch of fear in the soul of the English teacher who does not exactly get on with – or even much understand (if the truth be known) – poetry.
But so much great music comes from artists who understand that the holiday season is just another topic — it can inspire reverence and jubilation, of course, but also self-doubt, skepticism, comedy, fear, resentment and so much more.
The book is set in a crumbling temple where Xiaotong narrates the story of his life to a wise old monk, whose "ear hair alone is enough to inspire reverence for the man".
The eye-catching planet inspired reverence in many ancient cultures, becoming a symbol of birth, death, and resurrection, a beacon of fertility (with its appearances matching the human gestation period), and a goddess of love.
Unit 4, Market Row, SW9 8LD; 020 7738 3021; francomanca.co.uk Bao, Soho This street-food sensation may have settled to a permanent base in Soho but the baos – pillowy steamed buns stuffed with braised pork, fried chicken or other good things – still inspire reverence.
Both inspire awe, reverence and deep animosity.
Its majestic limestone exterior rises dramatically along the Midway Plaisance; its breathtaking Gothic interior inspires awe and reverence.
