Sentence examples for current reverence from inspiring English sources

The court eventually avoided a constitutional crisis by backing down.The current reverence for the court is the result not only of its position in the constitution but of its exemplary conduct, particularly in providing black Americans with civil rights.

You had to admire not only the nuanced tone he brought to Wolf's "Three Poems by Michelangelo" but the thoughtful mingling currents of reverence and passion as well.

It is worth emphasizing that much of this material is close to unreadable — sometimes because it is sappy with sentiment but mostly because it is just too gnarled and knotted for current taste (increasing one's reverence for Rackham, who saw its warpings at once), let alone for that of our children.

It is worth emphasizing that much of this material is close to unreadable sometimes because it is sappy with sentiment but mostly because it is just too gnarled and knotted for current taste (increasing one's reverence for Rackham, who saw its warpings at once), let alone for that of our children.

Salient among current manifestations of this faith is our reverence of the so-called Information Society.

"I grew up with that flag, the current flag, being almost a symbol of reverence, because of my family's service in that war," Pitts told NBC News.

Current and former employees describe Mr. Liang with reverence that borders on the cultish.

There is no doubt about the reverence to — or the relevance of — Balenciaga for the current Spanish fashion generation.

Most of the current inhabitants are immigrants with no notion of past glories or reverence for them.

Personally, and while I was assured by email that my face was "#priceless" when the device did its thing, be it fogeyism or nostalgic reverence to the club, I'm dubious towards the Basslet in it's current incarnation.

Smith noted that Omalu has a great reverence for the "American dream", a love Smith also feels, despite his dissatisfaction with the current political climate.