Sentence examples for That's revered from inspiring English sources

Do I detect Harry's "unique secret batter" that guarantees "that distinctive Harry Ramsden's flavour - a flavour that's revered the world over"?

In all societies, Durkheim argued, an ordering takes place: certain acts are elevated from the mundane or the everyday – something Durkheim labelled the realm of the "profane" – to the level of the sacred, a sphere that's revered as inviolable.

North Koreans have a soft spot for Mount Paektu, a volcano with a violent past that's revered as the birthplace of the Korean nation.

Akhlaq's perceived crime was that he had killed and eaten the flesh of a cow — an animal that is revered by India's majority Hindu population and whose slaughter is banned in many states.

The pehlwan may not have the intricate, bodybuilder physiques that are revered on Dubai's beaches, but they are powerfully built and many have trained since childhood: The men's chests, backs, and shoulders bear impressive battle scars.

Holbein is pointing out the grim truth about all the historical images of ancient Romans that were revered in Renaissance Europe - at Henry VIII's Hampton Court, terracotta portraits of Roman emperors remind us of past greatness.

The self-titled solo album is testament above anything else to the Frenchman's brilliance, a milestone in French pop that is revered to this day by those in the know.

A rescue operation is underway to catch and treat a rare and ailing Vietnamese turtle that is revered as a powerful symbol of the nation's independence struggle.

A sad end for the animal that was revered by Native Americans.

This was a cult of art, literature, and music, a cult that was revered in some circles.

The export of religious icons, traditional paintings on wood that are revered by Orthodox believers, is strictly controlled in Russia.