Certainly, it was more surprising because Farah went to the starting line already installed as a national hero, an object of vast affection and respect, and carrying the confidence of Sebastian Coe, arguably the nation's greatest track hero.
The overwhelming predominance of the human figure is due: first, to its immense emotional importance as an object of desire, love, fear, respect, and, in the case of anthropomorphic gods, worship; and, second, to its inexhaustible subtlety and variety of form and expression.
By treating the barely old as a revered object, Machado and Silvetti somehow make visitors feel that this building is no longer an object of ridicule but, rather, worthy of respect.
For example, Christine Korsgaard follows Kant in seeing our capacity for self-reflection as both the object of respect and the seat of normativity generally.
Although Kant says that the moral law is the sole object of respect (Groundwork 4 400, 401n), he also says that we experience this same humbling and uplifting feeling of respect for morally good people (Critique 5 77ff).
All women are regarded as manifestations of Shakti, and hence they are the object of respect and devotion.
The writer says the book should be respected as an "object of value and beauty in itself".
Don't let yourself remain an object of pity by all who once respected you, who wish better for you, who wish better for the father of your children and the husband of your wife.
An Africa that you can respect as a peer, not as an object of pity.
More refined statements on the level lvl G (M ) of an object with respect to a given generator G are also of use.
