Sentence examples for had a reverence for from inspiring English sources
Like Thoreau, he had a reverence for nature that was as uncompromising as his coolly objective vision.
He's performing it here in its entirety on Sept. 12. HIGHLINE BALLROOM 431 W. 16th St. (212-414-5994) — SePaul Wellerl Weller may have started out playing punk, a genre celebrated for its disdain for tradition, but the former singer and guitarist for the Jam has always had a reverence for the past.
He was confirmed in a cloud of praise -- "He's the Zeus of the field," Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, said at the time -- and he had a reverence for the S.E.C.'s history that dated from his debut in 1975 as the youngest general counsel in its history.
Stevens has a reverence for facts.
"I have a reverence for the law," he said.
So I do have a reverence for the power of games, as well as a deep suspicion.
The company has a reverence for its own history that can make its repertory appear overburdened with past work.
"In law enforcement, our core value is to have a reverence for human life," Heal told me.
A keen historian of baseball, Suzuki has a reverence for the great players who preceded him, and he has visited the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y, many times.
"If ever I meet a person who danced for him, I have a reverence for them because I know they know something about him I'll never know".
As a 9-year-old girl at the outset of the Korean War, scrounging for scraps while tanks rolled by and fighter planes roared above, she has a reverence for food that borders on fanaticism.
