Sentence examples for new reverence from inspiring English sources

In the process, the student may acquire a few small bruises, and a new reverence for hard-pack snow.

Perhaps it was the release this winter of Bernardo Bertolucci's film "The Dreamers" and Germaine Greer's study "The Beautiful Boy" that sparked a new reverence; an innocence, too.

Steamroller Ashcroft Reprints Related items Lexington: The Lord ProtectorNov 22nd 2001 The trouble with JohnJan 18th 2001Mr Ashcroft's new reverence for central government is beginning to seem downright Democratic, if not Gallic.

The environmental gospel teaches that excessive consumption is bad for the soul, that a new reverence for the earth is required and that the people of the world must repent their wasteful ways.

Ironically, in time, his despair brought him and us to a tunnel of light and a new reverence for life.

I want the audience to not only walk away with a new reverence for black hair and for the people with that hair and the culture we've created in the margins of American society".

How are we supposed to read the way we spend this leisure time, our new found reverence for the professionalised DJ, and the configuration of club culture, through the neoliberal political economy that structures the very way we think, socialise, work, and are educated?

How are we supposed to read the way we spend this leisure time, our new found reverence for the professionalised DJ, and the configuration of club culture, through the neoliberal political economy that structures the very way we think, socialise, work, and are educated?

What did I do wrong?'" – or the new-found reverence in which their music was held, complaining that his "career was over" when audiences started enjoying Suicide's performances.

William Sidney Mount, the Stony Brook genre painter, recorded the new-found reverence for historical continuity in "Great-Grand-Father's Tale of the Revolution," an 1852 canvas on loan from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in which an elderly veteran recounts his wartime exploits to his descendants.

Fashion thrives on newness, not reverence.