Sentence examples for most highly revered from inspiring English sources

Some of the most highly revered religious articles are completely devoid of ornamentation in fact, they may be rather ugly while others are highly embellished.

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Since its humble inception as a Japanese restaurant in Berkeley, Yoshi's has transformed into one of the most highly revered jazz clubs in the world.

On March 9th, 1954, Murrow who was then perhaps the country's most highly revered journalist devoted an entire episode of his CBS program "See it Now" to the words and deeds of Senator Joseph McCarthy, who had already done much to earn his notorious place in history.

The involvement of large numbers of monks has increased the challenge to the government in a nation where the Buddhist clergy is highly revered and is the most organized group apart from the military.

In the Seventies, Jewish immigrants hailing from European countries were the most privileged except for the Sabras, those born in Israel and highly revered.

He is much better known and more highly revered in Europe than here.

Tlaloc was not only highly revered, but he was also greatly feared.

The brightest talents are often awarded the highly revered title of "meritorious" or "people" actor.

"Even in Japan, a grove of this distinction would be highly revered".

They all probably depict the actual swollen feet of a monastery's "highly revered founding master" named Drigung Kyoppa Jigten Gönpo, he adds.