In fact, no film-maker apart from Jean Vigo has attracted such intense reverence with such a slim output.
Looking back at that classiest of ads now, one is struck less by the duty-free canapés and quarterback shoulder pads than the intense reverence accorded to the office of ambassador.
Li Hongjun was born in 1976, just around the time China was transitioning away from intense reverence for Chairman Mao Zedong and toward frantic economic growth and consumerism.
Meeting the African megafauna in the flesh, as we might put it, tends to produce something unusual: a sort of intense awe, which is more than fascination (although that's part of it), and more than fear (which can be part of it too); it's an awe that tends towards reverence.
The Vory V Zakone mob have an intense, almost mystical reverence for tattoos: fierce, ugly symbols intended to abash and horrify those outside the brotherhood, and perhaps do exactly the same thing, only more intensely, to those inside.
In his Thanksgiving Day address to the American Society in London in 1897, Hay echoed these points, "The great body of people in the United States and England are friends ... [sharing] that intense respect and reverence for order, liberty, and law which is so profound a sentiment in both countries".
Here is a luminosity to bring the ghosts of Monet and his gang bowing their heads to the canvas in a gesture of intense scrutiny indistinguishable from reverence.
What was the story of Beach, Joyce and Ulysses? A. She of course was just a lover of literature of all kinds, particularly contemporary literature, which we now regard as modern literature, and she met Joyce at a dinner party and she was absolutely in awe of him and found herself unwilling to speak to him because her reverence was so intense.
Much like religion, sports are structured activities with ceremonies and heroic forms, carried out with intense concentration in spaces that inspire awe and reverence.
Simon Gawthorpe, Urban Splash's managing director, said Park Hill generated strong opinions, almost reverence from admirers and intense emotions from those who have lived in or visited it over the years.
The intense search is also a testament to the reverence with which Dr. Gray is regarded among computer scientists.
