Sentence examples for has reverence from inspiring English sources

The noble soul has reverence [Ehrfurcht] for itself" (BGE 287).

In the Introduction to the 25th Anniversary edition of The Fountainhead, she stated that the novel's sense of life is best conveyed by a quotation from Nietzsche's Beyond Good and Evil: "The noble soul has reverence for itself".

"I have reverence for playing the game the right way," he says.

Why do we portray it?' For me, it was really about having reverence for the life lost.

It is not enough to have reverence and respect for historical tradition, we must also have genuine curiosity and enquiry.

The first of its eight consecutive sold-out performances at the Museum of Modern Art had reverence and stylistic weight; even for a New York museum crowd there was a lot of black.

Quality work can be identified by other masters, and at least some programmers have reverence for the computer that Crawford's organ masters would find recognizable.

Regarding Uber's hunt for a CEO, Frei said the person needs to have "reverence for the international nature of the business".

We should have reverence for the Constitution, yes.

Have reverence for his sea of stories you will likely never know.

Having reverence for the past was the Wilson's stealth vision.