Sentence examples for extreme veneration from inspiring English sources
What Mumtaz Qadri did was largely motivated by the desire of self-glory as he knew that such acts are held in extreme veneration by the society.
Famously described by his teacher Schoenberg as 'an inventor of genius', possibly no other composer in the history of music has provoked such extremes of veneration and contempt as John Cage.
My "contempt" for David Brooks is grounded in his years of extreme war cheerleading and veneration of an elite political class that has produced little beyond abject failure and corruption.
The Romantic poets took the veneration of sadness to its logical extreme and described suffering as a prerequisite for the literary life.
The drama of his life lay in his extreme exchange of idols, as he puts it, from the worship of a gun-toting John Wayne to the veneration of pacifist fighters like Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr. Yet the crucial moments of his transformations are only sparingly examined.
Ancestor veneration in China is back.
No successor will command such veneration.
Veneration does not always involve understanding.
Why should this veneration of ambiguity continue?
Ms. Strasser calls this "the veneration of newness".
She elicited both veneration and vitriol.
