Sentence examples for any revered from inspiring English sources

Just as allowing different races to drink from the same water fountain doesn't make it any less refreshing, same-sex marriages won't make matrimony any revered, or vital.

The first such modern leader was Kim Ku, who, more than any other, is revered for leading Koreans in their struggle for independence during and after the peninsula's occupation by Japan in the first half of the 20th century.

The Caribou frontman may resemble a nerdy tour guide but here at Croatia's Dimensions festival he's as revered as any leathery DJ legend.

Before reservation life, the Indian warrior's role was paramount to the survival of his people, so Indian veterans of any war are highly revered.

All of which makes the late Alan Clarke even more unique: a director of TV as revered as any writer, who stamped a gritty style on his 23-year body of work, collaborating with writers of a similar, socially concerned temperament and showing a bloody-minded determination to tell important contemporary stories.

In fact, it's probably more famous and revered than any of us ever will be.

Islam frowns on any depictions of its most revered prophet.

Sovereignty was theirs, their action sacrificing scores of lives proclaimed; only Muslims would determine which Jews, if any, could visit a site revered by more than one religion.

That was the day, an otherwise dreary Sunday in a small Dutch town, when I decided Pendleton was as brave as any iconic boxer I had ever revered.

Rockwell's work may be more revered and heatedly debated than any other artist of our past century.

The trombone is more revered in Jamaican music than in any other genre.