Sentence examples for homage from from inspiring English sources
A loving homage from their family.
Tiny cracks have appeared in "Homage from the Colonies".
The ceremony in which the oath was taken was called homage (from the Latin, homo; "man").
A little homage from your hero is a giddy mouthful indeed.
Immediately after his consecration, he received homage from the leaders of the Roman nobility.
…was succeeded by his son, Tīmūr Shah, who received but nominal homage from the tribal chieftains.
Her warm beauty and her father's doting attentions have obviously prepared her to expect frequent homage from the male sex.
The lord himself usually presided over these affairs with a mock court and received comic homage from the revelers.
Instead, he receives recognition from the bloodied generations since, and this thorough, profusely argued and illustrated homage from Robert Hughes.
Charlemagne receiving the oath of fidelity and homage from a baron, coloured engraving after a 14th-century manuscript miniature.
