Sentence examples for of a reverence from inspiring English sources

These restaurants and others treated south Louisiana's vernacular cuisines — both the Cajun traditions of rural Acadiana and the polyglot Creole styles that flowered in the city — as worthy of a reverence previously reserved for French cooking.

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These restaurants and others treated south Louisiana's vernacular cuisines both the Cajun traditions of rural Acadiana and the polyglot Creole styles that flowered in the city as worthy of a reverence previously reserved for French cooking.

Sadly, there's too much of a reverence to the source material filmmakers have for films of this sort that seems to render them incapable of fixing major mistakes in order to make a better film.

None of this was rooted in a reverence for the principle of a free press.

Even with that experience as a cautionary tale, Mr. Kelly seems to have inherited a reverence of his own for statistics.

Even lesser, more specific initiatives command a reverence out of proportion with actual facts.

He has done similar adaptive work with Punch Brothers, but this framework is an absolute boon for him: at once a token of reverence, a feat of translation and a show of dominion.

"I think there's a renewed awe, a sense of reverence, a greater fidelity to the ancient texts," he said.

"I think every actress in the world looked up to her with a kind of reverence, a sense of 'Oh, boy, if only I could be like her,' " Elizabeth Taylor, who starred with Hepburn in the film "Suddenly Last Summer," said Sunday.

Roux has superstitions that have grown out of an understandable reverence for the value of food.