Sentence examples for general reverence from inspiring English sources

Henry Wellcome, who founded the trust, shared the general reverence for the Lady with the Lamp.

Monsieur Charlou's two massive cows, Fleurou and Parisii, may be exceptions to this general reverence, but on Green's evidence, I wouldn't go to the stake for that.

Here, in 1937, there was the original "A Star Is Born," in which the innocent Janet Gaynor was propelled to stardom while her husband, the fading star Fredric March, goes down in flames; it's a melodrama of tragedy and triumph, but, most important, its satirical elements are submerged in a general reverence for Hollywood and all it stands for.

Slender thighs, narrow hips and bony shoulders remain objects of general reverence.

We have such general reverence for the police yet in New York City, without even mentioning their on-the-job crimes some of which are described above, more than 100 officers are arrested each year for crimes ranging from drug smuggling, gun-running, murder, and rape, according to the Internal Affairs Bureau.

But the uniform commands nearly automatic and universal reverence.

This sort of general public reverence is part of our political culture.

I WILL say that the immense positivity of what transpired was enough that even my BODYGUARDS were nontrivially impressed at the abundance of mutual respect, reverence, bilateral learning and general regard which was generated aplenty throughout the afternoon and evening.

"As my Deputy Solicitor General in Alabama, he applied his reverence for the Constitution and the rule of law to crucial cases, arguing multiple times before 11th Circuit Court of Appeals and building a reputation for professionalism".

This would dovetail with Bolaño's reverence for the artist (in general) as hero, visionary, redeemer.

His general orientation is new American, but his reverence for ingredients, his ability to coax big flavors from them and his judicious hand in combining flavors reflect the influence of Tom Colicchio.