Sentence examples similar to attitude of reverence for from inspiring English sources
Although this Latin word is correctly translated into English as 'religion', its literal meaning is 'binding down', and it therefore serves Lucretius as a term, not for all attitudes of reverence towards the divine, but for those which cow people's spirits, rather than, as he thinks such attitudes should, elevate them to a joyful state of tranquility.
'There's an attitude of reverence and awe and love, in terms of very corporeal love with God, as well as with people.' Will he really record an album for each of the 50 states?
Of God and Pelicans: A Theology of Reverence for Life.
There's a lot of reverence for Superman in Metropolis".
Imagine... if that kind of reverence for life should spread!
Not for Walsh any sense of reverence for the mystical powers of the non-disclosure agreement.
Even in a climate of reverence for Shakespeare, the authentic text of his plays remains elusive.
We have a lot of reverence for San Diego, but we are a different animal".
Her conservatism is born partly of reverence for her predecessors and partly of her perfectionism.
It was that spirit that made bookstores places of reverence for Berkeleyans.
