Sentence examples similar to revered life from inspiring English sources

Brown spoke about the sacredness of air, water and soil, and the responsibility of people of faith to revere life.

In the end we will be known as the culture of death where babies are an inconvenience and a "burden," as the president alluded if his daughters should get pregnant, or will we revere life as the precious creation it is?

Though in death he rests in this distinguished company, Kierkegaard was markedly less revered in life.

Most of the saints were rabbis revered in life but credited with miraculous powers after death.

"He revered that life and that world, and his heroes were those musicians.

Seeing this TV program, I was curious whether the French reporters had themselves manipulated the presentation of the Landmark or whether this organization, revered as "life changing" by so many professionals and associates I knew in the US, was truly the amazing fix they claimed: a three day seminar that can jump-start a new life.

A jarring juxtaposition, indeed – one celebrating death, the other revering life.

The proposed budget cuts for civil defense makes a mockery of our historic value system, which reveres human life.

Some religious people revere human life above all others but I think this 'species-ist' attitude is at the root of a lot of our current problems.

What we revere as life is "just" a property of a handful of chemicals, RNA and DNA holding pride of place among them.

Shun materialism and self-interest as you would a poisoned well: keep to the path of the balanced and harmonious way of life, revering all that the life-giving and life-sustaining forces themselves love.