Sentence examples for a veneration from inspiring English sources

The economy now has to be treated with a veneration long lost to mere religion.

In their different ways, each shares a veneration for The Road to Oxiana.

Brink has "almost a veneration" for Mandela himself, whom he wishes had stayed on for a second term in office.

About the only thing they share is a veneration for the mother of all country opera ventures, Glyndebourne.

Foreign-language novelists who have success in the American market tend to have one trait in common: a veneration of American pop culture.

A man of conservative instincts, with a veneration for history and culture and a devotion to his Lutheran faith, he acquired doctorates in economics and law.

He continued: "They called her the mother of the Brazilians, and we all really attributed to her a kind of a filial veneration.

It was the centre of superstitious rites in Brittany for centuries and became an object of a pagan veneration.

As the statue became an object of a pagan veneration, missionaries and the Bishop of Vannes Charles de Rosmadec asked Claude de Lannion, Lord of Blavet Quinipily, to destroy the statue.

Each chapter winds obsessively around an object of veneration — a great work of art or a religious icon.

Since you are attending to an Indian veneration, wear just a little make up.