For these are women (and one little girl) who have inspired veneration and emulation throughout the years — in one case through millenniums.
These mental faculties (this is the materialist side of the theory) are manifested by physical bumps on the skull, so that religious persons have larger veneration bumps than skeptics, bullies have larger combativeness bumps than sissies, and so forth.
Probably equal to that veneration have been former students who rue the day they ever crossed paths with him.
Before 1967, in other words, observant Jews of all kinds would have found the veneration of Jerusalem vaguely idolatrous.
None of Conrad's other books have inspired such veneration, especially in America, though some (including me) might want to place Nostromo (1904) higher up the pantheon.
For literary fans, the two main objects of veneration have always been manuscripts and mansions: but the greatest excitement seems to be spreading from the pads they wrote on to the pads they lived in.
It's also about illogical tribal loyalties - I can't be the only person to have found the veneration of Sir Alex Ferguson by the BBC, to whom he refused to speak for seven years, slightly stomach-churning - but, most of all, it's about achievement rather than personality.
I have the highest veneration for those gentlemen; but, sir, give me leave to demand, What right had they to say, We, the people?
Past years have revealed similar veneration for the Russian leader, with Putin calendars proving a hit among Japanese shoppers in 2016, 2017, and 2018, The Guardian reports.
Many of the objects in the museum were made not just for display but have a history of veneration and ritual.
