Sentence examples similar to express veneration from inspiring English sources
They were frequently found in prayer and expressed particular veneration to the Virgin Mary.
Muslims have traditionally expressed love and veneration for Muhammad.
The listlessness of Emerson's poetry is surprising, given the veneration he expressed for the art.
The great significance of images of the saints for the Orthodox faithful is primarily expressed in the cultic veneration of the images within the worship service.
In its popular form, Sufism is expressed mainly through the veneration of saints, including self-styled mystics like those in Lahore, canonised by their followers.South Asia is littered with the tombs of those saints.
The skill of nise-e consisted in catching a man's character in a few simple lines, although portraits expressed not so much a feeling for the individual and his characteristics as veneration for his accomplishments.
Notable for the timeless quality that its setting suggested and for the power expressed in the eyes of its subject, the icon seemingly violated the Second Commandment's explicit injunction against the veneration of any religious images.
Few have ever publicly expressed themselves with such personal conviction as did Mr Justice McCardie and few have engendered such divided emotions, veering from contempt to something approaching veneration.
Ancestor veneration in China is back.
No successor will command such veneration.
Veneration does not always involve understanding.
