Sentence examples for displayed reverence from inspiring English sources

Michael displayed reverence for all the right things – compositional craft, searing vocals, kindness, writing pop songs to make the world feel, briefly, like everything was OK – while also feeling ambivalent toward the aspects of his job that distracted from them.

Britpop bands were influenced by and displayed reverence for British guitar music of the past, particularly movements and genres such as the British Invasion, glam rock, and punk rock.

It's also apparent in conversation, as he displays reverence for the much more abrasive, provocative comic Doug Stanhope.

The kitchen at Okyanus, overseen most of the time by Mr. Kanal's mother, displays a reverence for the fish in pitch-perfect versions of hamsi izgara, grilled parsley- and onion-marinated anchovies, hamsi tava and, occasionally, hamsi kofte.

But the biggest thrill for die-hard Benefit devotees is bound to be the original bottle of 1977 Benetint, the best-selling lip and check stain, displayed with all the reverence of an '82 Lafite.

Today, after a decade in the major leagues, Suzuki still displays that same reverence on a daily basis, caring for his bats like Stradivarius violins.

Over on the men's side, slim black wallets ($225), braided leather bracelets ($225) and key chains ($175) are displayed under glass with museumlike reverence.

Once inside, mourners lay yellow chrysanthemums at the feet of a three-metre marble statue of the revolutionary leader, in a quasi-religious display of reverence.

But the choreographer also displayed a fondness, if not a reverence, for performers who had come before him, many of them female.

All shoppers know that the reverence and demand for a displayed item is inversely proportional to the quantity on display.

Most of the reverence toward extra-terrestrial culture is displayed by K, an ends-justify-the-means sort of agent.