Both are from clerical families that boast a lineage of revered, martyred ayatollahs.
In my mind, once a family snapshot is printed it achieves the status of revered historical record.
She is the daughter of Paul Simon, the late, revered United States senator — a very big plus in a state with a crying shortage of revered politicians.
"Dagny was the first one who helped me see books as this sort of revered physical space," said Mr. Platzker at his shop and gallery the other day.
He became particularly interested in masks and reliquaries, guardian figures that rest atop baskets or boxes containing the bones of revered ancestors.
Rubin asked Ritchie to record the album in Malibu, and he assembled a band of revered session players, including David Hidalgo, from Los Lobos, and Benmont Tench, from Tom Petty's band.
Men, women and children flooded the rubble strewn center of town and shouted out slogans against the Shabab, who have steadily alienated the population by imposing amputations and digging up the graves of revered Islamic clerics.
When Tarantino's detractors rage, then, about his asserting the influence of revered figures such as Godard and Howard Hawks, as though he were claiming membership in an élite canon, they are missing the point.
Why are the voices of revered, mainstream Muslim clerics not broadcast denouncing the perversion of Islam by the terrorists, and reminding the faithful that murder by suicide will lead not to heaven but to eternal damnation?
"You shouldn't really care what the author thinks when you're adapting the film – your job isn't to please the author, it's to make a film – but much more than usual I was nervous whether he liked it," Mr. Straughan said, adding that "le Carré is sort of revered here.
His handling of the American spy-plane incident is the latest test of his political skills in a protracted struggle to ensure a smooth succession to a younger generation of leaders loyal to him, as well as his own elevation to the status of revered, semi-retired elder statesman.
