Sentence examples for it reverence from inspiring English sources

The curators call it reverence, but essentially this is an exhibition about belief.

As Rothstein puts it, "reverence for Scientology's scripture is reverence for Hubbard, the man who in the Scientological perspective single-handedly brought salvation to all human beings".

We mangled the written word of God for our own group purposes, instead of bringing to it reverence, silence and surrender, which the natural world "naturally" teaches us and also demands of us.

The culture, as much as anywhere I've been, overtly celebrates tradition -- demands it, really -- in its reverence for its elders, its respect for formality.

"One of the things I stressed is we have to treat it with reverence and the respect it deserves and only put good stuff in it," he said.

It demands hush and attention but it also craves reverence; it certainly requires calm, a work that needs to be watched, not just recollected, in tranquillity.

They preserve the past, seal it in glass cases, reverence it, bring it out on special occasions, surrounded by pomp and glory.

But in recent years, the royals have learned the hard way what the 19th-century constitutional scholar Walter Bagehot meant when he wrote of the imperative of mystery in the workings of the monarchy: "Above all things our royalty is to be reverenced, and if you begin to poke about it you cannot reverence it," he wrote.

Think of the job on offer as something very dear to the company; they will hire only someone who treats it with the reverence it deserves.

Read it in Reverence and Reflect, try to understand every word it says because it will help you a lot in your life and of-course in the afterlife.

He smiled at it with reverence and said: "You can do anything with it.