Sentence examples for revered method from inspiring English sources
Marber also brings up Mamet's studiedly provocative and revolutionary book True and False: Heresy and Common Sense for the Actor, in which he pours especially poisonous scorn on Stanislavsky and his revered Method with its talk of "emotional memory", substitution and "sense memory", and its emphasis on how the actor feels inside.
Rauschenberg knew Willem de Kooning, Franz Kline, Barnett Newman, and other leaders of the previous generation, whose achievement he revered and whose methods (agitated brushwork, dripped paint) he used in his own work.
She was not considered a particularly promising student, and, although she revered some of her teachers, she regarded the Conservatoire's methods as antiquated.
Sloan's disciples revered his "Organization Study"; Welch was a devotee of the Six Sigma system, an elaborate method of reducing manufacturing defects.
Like many of the learned Scots, he revered the new science of Copernicus, Bacon, Galileo, Kepler, Boyle, and Newton; he believed in the experimental method and loathed superstition.
Elliott trusted and revered Philby.
Still, Dalglish is widely revered.
Gandhi was someone he revered.
It treasures its revered champions.
Both revered aspiration and opportunity.
