Sentence examples for growing reverence for from inspiring English sources

THE growing reverence for spinning chicken buckets and other artifacts of roadside culture is not likely to end soon.

Growing reverence for the leader's ability to see what people want before they do led Facebook Director of Engineering Andrew Bosworth to say "The reason Mark has final word is because he is fucking brilliant".

The Times incorrectly stated that Sullivan was burned alive, rhetoric which, in Dr Simon Devereaux's opinion, could be "rooted in the growing reverence for domesticated womanhood" that might have been expected at the time.

Cultural changes are important, particularly the growing public reverence for wealthy business people, the promotion of gambling (which "suppresses natural inhibitions against taking risks") and the erosion among workers of loyalty to their employers.

"Blurring boundaries and complicating the oversimplified, Cook provides a moving, artfully layered story of strength and vulnerability, offering glimpses of hope for growing humility and reverence and for shifting human-nature relationships".

In 1997, the first "girl & the fig" restaurant opened to showcase her love of locally grown ingredients and her reverence for French cuisine.

While fears grow over the river's future, kayakers' affection and reverence for the spot grow as well.

Roux has superstitions that have grown out of an understandable reverence for the value of food.

The documentary comes amid growing unwillingness to accept the traditional reverence for Wilberforce during this month's bicentenary commemorations.

"People who grew up in Paterson have this reverence for it," Mr. Rosenfelt said.

It might be a sentimental look back, but those who grew up in a world before our reverence for authority figures was shattered remember when teachers were regarded as icons of order and trust.