Sentence examples for on the reverence from inspiring English sources

In fact, the ships' articles placed emphasis on the reverence due to them, and punishment for any infractions of it.

His "mythic" status has been built on the reverence for his films: Badlands (1973), Days of Heaven (1978), The Thin Red Line (1998), The New World (2005), and now The Tree of Life, which was mostly filmed in 2008-9.

Reaching spiritual separation from the world forces these individuals to adopt a very public status dependent on the reverence, generosity, and sometimes fear of others. .

In India, thanks to the reverence that Hindus places on cows, elephants and monkeys, there is room for all these animals in even the busiest of cities.

She found her colleagues welcoming if not altogether simpatico, and so shared in their office culture of feeble jokes, sweet treats, and stuffed animals doted on with the reverence once accorded household gods.

Such is the regularity not only of her appearances on the show (she's due to appear again on Sunday), but the reverence she's held in when it comes to judging other contestants, that an aura of invincibility has built up around her.

David Lang, the composer, wrote an essay on NYTimes.com last month describing the reverence for the past that classical music lovers and baseball fans share.

Meanwhile, a day-glo Phillip Schofield and Julie Etchingham were on fine form, ditching the reverence for a good-old nosy at what people were wearing – often fuchsia, unless you were a presenter, when it was coral – and which celebs were in attendance.

But the most outspoken are often the aged — Communist Party elders or retired cadres who either rely on the Chinese reverence for the elderly or who no longer worry about the consequences.

In thirty years of directing, she has survived both the storm troopers of political correctness and the reverence attendant on a three-hundred-and-fifty-thousand-dollar MacArthur "genius" award.

In a hushed former church, however, you are left feeling that the reverence bestowed on this charismatic bar-room singer, even if he is an Oscar winning actor-director and a champion of various worthy causes, is a little misplaced.