Sentence examples for a particular reverence from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hindi also organized a letter-writing campaign, which included protests from a senior official in the Indian government, a culture that preaches compassion for animals and a particular reverence for cattle.

In the introduction, for example, deploying a judicious use of understatement, he writes: "Those who have a particular reverence for the Church in communion with the Holy See will no doubt feel that I have been unduly hard on it.

Burnett is a refreshing sort of neuroscientist in that he does not seem to consider the brain with any particular reverence; if anything, he seems mildly impatient about its many ridiculous failings.

The answer, perhaps, lies in a particular British reverence for chalk-stream waters like the Itchen and its sister stream in Hampshire, the Test, where fly-fishing has become especially refined as a skill and where access is largely restricted to sometimes snooty clubs and syndicates whose annual fees make the Abbotts Barton water look cheap.

There is a danger of 'Jack of all trades, master of none', and I don't think you'll ever get treated with particular reverence.

The Bay Area has a peculiar reverence for mushrooms.

A special reverence for crafts pervades Japanese aesthetics.

Americans have developed a peculiar reverence for the concept of "reality".

Last words came to hold a particular place of reverence.

Let those materials be molded into general intelligence, sound morality and, in particular, a reverence for the constitution and laws.

And secondly there is reverence for the processes and techniques identified with a particular craft -- the way things are put together.