Sentence examples for honest reverence from inspiring English sources
You've got to have your finger on the pulse in this game and, to be honest, reverence towards the past is one of the most damaging and reductive things in dance music.
Most maintain reverence for good family life.
Mr. Hermes clearly knows he's writing a social history of a Silver Age, and he's too honest to let admiration slop over into reverence.
Endorsing his party's candidate in the Oldham West and Royton poll – the businessman and Ukip byelection veteran John Bickley – Farage questioned Corbyn's patriotism, making jibes about the Labour leader's failure to sing the national anthem or show the Queen due reverence, and the fact he prefers fizzy water over a good honest pint.
Past Mistake and School Gates honour the misty ghosts and honest lyrics of his 1995 breakthrough album, Maxinquaye, without slipping into reverence.
Make no mistake, however: James K. Lyon's fascinating study, "Bertolt Brecht in America," is written with empathy and reverence; it is just that Professor Lyon is scrupulously honest in reporting the bad news along with the good.
There are real, honest problems for people who have been "cursed" with the inability to reach joy, gladness, reverence, awe, love so much so they believe that such emotions can't exist for them, or that such emotions are a sign of foolishness.
Poetry was unlocked by reverence.
May 9 arouses reverence in Russia.
Everything gets reverence.
