"I had no clue to the depth of the passion, the venom from people I revered, called friends," he said of the Republican reaction to his defection.
Wagner revered Shakespeare, calling him the "mightiest poet of all time".
Revere called his personality a product of the manner in which he was raised, and that he always tries to be "goofy" and to keep things loose.
Until the day when highly competent civil servants are hired more frequently and are allowed to progress to higher levels of leadership without having to become political; and until military officers are not merely revered, but called to account for their decisions, we will continue to witness those same congresspeople and senators shrieking about accountability.
Now, a group of midwives, including the revered Ina May, calling themselves Woman-Centred Midwifery is condemning the changes.
Which means that, consciously or not, about half the girls around still revered this thing called virginity.
John Steinbeck — "the Woody Guthrie of American authors," as he has been called — revered his musical compatriot in polemical realism.
There used to be a revered prison team called "Brothers" in the Knockout, but not anymore, and so Deslyn bent her rule to allow Isaac to play.
Millions of women in Africa and throughout the countries of its post-colonial diaspora revered her; they called her Mama Efua and, with pride, urgency, and not a little fear, followed her lead.
Dell Computer and Berkshire Hathaway score poorly in our ranking because revered founders Michael Dell and Warren Buffett call all the shots, but that in itself doesn't make it likely these companies will go the way of Enron.
