Sentence examples for expression of reverence from inspiring English sources

Anthropologists have viewed such posthumous attention as an expression of reverence.

Most scientists use the term God in the way that Einstein did, as an expression of reverence for the deep mysteries of the universe, a sentiment I share.

White legislators, on the other hand, maintained that the flag was a legitimate expression of reverence for ancestors who died fighting for the South, and said they resented being lumped together with Klansmen and other racists who have embraced the flag for their own purposes.

He justified the name to me as an expression of reverence for his source material.

The ancient human-horse bond is the heart of "Odysseo"; its high-tech, grandiose bells and whistles seem to be the creators' expression of reverence for the magnificent stars in their care.

Its temples and palaces were an expression of that reverence and at the same time an essential part of its supernatural mechanism.

There was a real and unusual grace to the spectacular generosity and loyalty Davis extended to his former players (he often picked up hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical bills) but that seemed an expression of his reverence for football as much as an expression of compassion towards individual people.

"There it is," he whispers, a look of reverence on his face.

He remembered her face as she walked back down the aisle toward him, her expression a mixture of reverence and strain.

In 1914, he officially declared the first Mother's Day – as "a public expression of our love and reverence for the mothers of our country".

Economics looks like math, but that look is a misrepresentation, the most destructive expression of which is our unjustifiable reverence for market forces.