Sentence examples similar to a marked reverence from inspiring English sources
But you can also view it as a mark of the reverence with which the artist is treated today.
As a mark of nearly universal reverence, the title gaon, borne by the heads of the Babylonian academies and virtually extinct for many centuries, was bestowed upon him by the people.
Now, the Olympic runs are marked with the reverence of museum exhibits and fantasies can be indulged as you peer down on to the men's and women's downhill courses.
Excited reverence has marked the art-world response to a retrospective of his work that opened in Los Angeles last year and is now at the Whitney.
A mark wert thou even then for all eyes, even then an object of reverence; the fiery brightness of thy noble countenance, the very mould p369 of thy limbs, greater even than poets feign of demi-gods, marked thee out for a leader of men.
To show reverence for the genius of another or to swear by it was a mark of deep respect; hence, it is not unnatural that the genius of Augustus and of his successors formed objects of popular cult.
The mark is always a mark.
