The phrase "a true reverence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a deep respect or admiration for someone or something, often in a formal or serious context.
Example: "The ceremony was filled with a true reverence for the sacrifices made by the veterans."
Alternatives: "genuine respect" or "deep admiration."
The pitched battle, in which evil doesn't stand a chance, reveals the show's true reverence and the wrongheaded position of the handful of stations that have refused to run it in prime time.
We can debate if Burn Your Maps merely fetishises a different culture or holds it in true reverence, but I'd like to give it the benefit of the doubt.
If the British Museum wants to demonstrate true reverence to this issue, the trustees would agree to at least initiating meaningful discussions with the Greeks to try to arrive at a sensible arrangement for the reunification of the sculptures.
Chicana Mexican Americans instead want a genuine actress to play the role of Dolores that embraces a true respect and reverence of her... but it begins with an apology from Rosario to allow healing to begin.
Philly's few true stars, like Julius Erving (a true legend) and Richie Ashburn (a Phil Rizzuto-caliber player who inspired DiMaggio-caliber reverence), must be all things to all fans.
He wrote: "The mystic reverence, the religious allegiance, which are essential to a true monarchy, are imaginative sentiments that no legislature can manufacture in any people.
Even after 27 years of being American, the last 8 as a true citizen, I was once again filled with a foreigner's panic and reverence at the show's slice of American life.
He went on to read From Reverence to Rape, a book by feminist film critic Molly Haskell, and was struck by the idea that there had never been a true female buddy movie, either on the big screen or television.
But perhaps more than anything else, it's about exploring and cultivating a quiet reverence for the true Self, independent of all your ego's mad graspings -- no job, income, parent, media, school or distant, judgmental God required.
We have a respect and a reverence to that.
