Sentence examples for a strong reverence from inspiring English sources

Ms. Russell said that behind Ms. Hicks's humor and self-deprecation is a strong reverence for her position.

And in a city that maintains a strong reverence for its past, many of the settings Atget so loved still exist, untouched.

One thing that most, if not all, of the world's religious traditions have in common is a strong reverence for specific holy sites that are important to the history and identity of the community.

Dhammakaya members undoubtedly have a strong reverence for the leaders that built the foundation for the temple, particularly: the respected Thai meditation master Phramongkolthepmuni, the temple's founder Master Nun Chand Khonnokyoong, and the temple's current abbot Venerable Dhammajayo.

The area has a strong connection to, and reverence for, the military.

Villagers rarely challenged their superiors, believed in the wrath of the supernatural and had a strong sense of right and wrong that was buttressed by a reverence for local Buddhist monks.

Other key aspects were reverence for the historic creeds, especially the doctrine of Christ, and a strong defense of the Lutheran position in comparison with Roman Catholicism, Reformed Protestantism, and Socinianism, a form of Unitarianism.

But even before his "conversion experience" (which McVeigh shared, and which led them both to their careers) Moore had "strong religious sensibilities, a natural reverence — a sense of the 'numinous,' if you like".

We have a respect and a reverence to that.

We also see a reverence for fatherhood and strong marriages that can arise sometimes because of, other times in spite of, these teachings.

Is it Britain, which shares a common language and a reverence for ancient collegiate campuses?