Sentence examples for revered from from inspiring English sources

It has been revered from the earliest times and today is regarded as the holiest of rivers by Hindus.

Is Barack Obama a politician whose actions should be judged soberly, or a figure from a feel-good fairytale to be revered from afar?

Monumental biography is different today from what it was in Sparks's day: the great used to be revered from afar; now they're revered up close.

Maurice Sendak, a writer and illustrator she has revered from childhood, described death "as if it is a friend who is waiting for him".

Not only a Catholic, not only a player revered from his time at Celtic, but also someone who had been paraded as a returning hero at Parkhead a matter of weeks earlier.

Now, I know what you are thinking happened next, but this lad – who was enthralled to meet us Brits Abroad, who had actually ridden in the big red London buses he so adored and revered from afar – became the perfect guide.

I know with this 'diet', I'll never get my Oprah 'twirl' moment, where I'm brought out on stage and revered for going from frump to fab because I believed in my Self and my Worth.

While the Dior v Saint Laurent show dominated the Paris collections in September, the real drama started afterwards when Cathy Horyn – the revered critic from the New York Times, who was banned from the Saint Laurent show – posted a disappointed review on the paper's site.

The revered chef from Lyon offered to create a burger.

He revered Knoblauch from afar and still does.

But they will be allowed to preserve revered verses from the Book of Common Prayer.