Sentence examples for Venerated for from inspiring English sources

Mr Shima was venerated for his success.

She was venerated for her lyrical celebration of love and nature.

Hines Ward is on the decline but still venerated for his blocking and pedigree.

For American architecture aficionados, Fallingwater is the Leaning Tower of Pisa, venerated for its structural flaws.

Shouldn't the consummate winner, so venerated for his leadership, have volunteered his own removal for the good of the squad?

By the time Clinton left office, the Rubin-Summers Treasury Department was venerated for its management of the economy.

The first Britons, the Celts, sailed here across the sea and established a culture and a society many modern Britons still venerate for its connection to a mythic past.

Fearing that their half of the city is being cast in an increasingly Israeli mould, Palestinian stone-throwers clashed with Israeli forces on the Haram al-Sharif, or Noble Sanctuary, which Muslims venerate for its al-Aqsa mosque, Islam's third-holiest shrine, and which Jews revere as the site of the biblical Temple.

"Earth in the Balance" is not so much the work of an intellectual as the work of someone immensely impressed by intellectualism and intellectuals, who occupy the venerated position for him that baseball heroes do for Bush.

Andrew has been that country's official patron saint since 1320, and he was venerated there for centuries before that.

Photo: Parishioners at St. Augustine's Roman Catholic Church in Union City, N.J., celebrated the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, a beloved and venerated symbol for Hispanic Catholics, yesterday.