Sentence examples for a bow to from inspiring English sources

—Ian Frazier, "A Bow to Our Benefactors," (June 6 , 2011.

All it took was a bow to human nature.

Mr. Amano's statement seemed more like a bow to Japanese sensitivities than a technical assessment.

Afterward, Mr. Sterner took a bow to hearty applause and greeted a line of devotees.

"This is a bow to reality," says J.D. Piro of Aon Hewitt, a consultancy.

In a bow to his cholesterol count, he smeared them with margarine, she added.

The rear wheel covers, called spats, are a bow to fashion and serve no practical purpose.

The House, with a bow to seemliness, will delay an impeachment decision for a bit.

Then, a bow to women, to mothers and daughters who ought to have equitable earning power.

Mr. Kerry cast his decision Wednesday as a bow to hometown pride.

You sense some feel that it was too much of a bow to religious sentiment.