Sentence examples for a special reverence from inspiring English sources

A special reverence for crafts pervades Japanese aesthetics.

But when my students talked, there was always a special reverence for Hill.

But there is a special reverence for the Americans here, especially among the Albanians.

Among their beliefs is a special reverence for a figure called Melek Taus, whom Muslims regard as Satan.

SINCE his death in 1987, Antony Tudor has still commanded a special reverence in the dance world.

In Britain, a special reverence has long been reserved for Henry Watson Fowler's Modern English Usage (1926), which urges writers to be "direct, simple, brief, vigorous and lucid".

On North Korean news broadcasts, Kim Jong-un's name is not spoken with any special reverence, analysts said.

Oh, he's just one of 20 other generals".' On North Korean news broadcasts, Kim Jong-un's name is not spoken with any special reverence, analysts said.

It would be hazardous to speculate whether modern-day Icelanders are more closemouthed and indwelling than the rest of us, but there's no gainsaying that taciturnity has held a place of special reverence in Icelandic literature and folk tale for something like a millennium.

"We must thus contemplate amphioxus with special reverence", a "popular scientific lecture" proclaimed, "as that venerable animal which of all still living animals is alone in a position to give us an approximate idea of our oldest Silurian ancestors with backbones" (Haeckel 1868b, p. 42).

Repeats of the seasonal specials remain part of the late December schedules even now, with special reverence for a typically bizarre Braben scenario in which Morecambe insists that he will perform Grieg's piano concerto under the baton of Andre Previn, whom he misnames and insults.