Sentence examples for deep veneration from inspiring English sources
Yet Al Qaeda men treat him with deep veneration.
During the Ottoman rule the Aḥmadiyyah suffered from official neglect because of the powerful rivalry from Turkish orders, but this did not lessen in any way the deep veneration for al-Badawī among the Egyptians.
Despite lying through his teeth about his deep veneration of the Pope when The Power and the Glory was under ecclesial threat, he was a self-proclaimed "Catholic agnostic".
Fāṭimah, also spelled Fatima, also called al-Zahrāʾ (Arabic: "the Radiant One"), (born c. 605, Mecca, Arabia [now in Saudi Arabia] died 633, Medina), daughter of Muhammad (the founder of Islam) who in later centuries became the object of deep veneration by many Muslims, especially the Shīʿites.
In their various alien environments, their thoughts turned with deep veneration to their ancient authors, whom they considered the champions of their national independence.
One of the best things about Mr. Voznesensky and his generation, during the 1950s and '60s, was their veneration for, and deep knowledge of, the poets who had come before them and had been silenced (or executed) after the Russian Revolution of 1917.
But the veneration of IT goes much deeper than dollars.
The rumblings within the N.A.A.C.P. are, like the veneration of Betty Shabazz, symptoms of a deep shift in African-American attitudes..
The rumblings within the N.A.A.C.P. are, like the veneration of Betty Shabazz, symptoms of a deep shift in African-American attitudes.
A list of the items coming up for auction shows something about Toscanini: his deep engagement with composers of his day, the affection — even veneration — other musicians felt toward him and the influence he held over the musical world for nearly seven decades.
The turnout of almost 86% itself is worthy of deep satisfaction occurring, as it did, during a period when globalisation and the veneration of leisure and entertainment have rendered local, community engagement almost redundant.
