Sentence examples for revered that from inspiring English sources

Jainism believes the universe is eternal and has no need for a creator deity, however Tirthankaras are revered that can transcend space and time and have more power than the god Indra.

Mr. Farabee held onto it because he has a revered family name in that part of North Texas — so revered that voters spent years ignoring his party affiliation.

At Andover, surprisingly, individuality was so revered that groups were relatively fluid.

This kept him in Balanchine's shadow, but on the whole he loved and revered that shadow.

The Kaaba is so revered that before the Hajj the governor of Mecca himself washes its interior walls.

Later, in the United States, he was so revered that some of his people believed he had supernatural powers.

"I revere that show," Dunham told The Hollywood Reporter, but: "Gossip Girl was teens duking it out on the Upper East Side and Sex and the City was women who figured out work and friends and now want to nail family life.

The WEF crowd reveres that kind of stuff, and the Novartis chairman acknowledges it also was a subtle way to counter bad image problems in his industry.

To reveal how amphioxus caught the imagination when Haeckel persuaded general readers to revere that venerable beast as "flesh of our flesh and blood of our blood" (Haeckel 1874, p. 340), this article goes beyond his own works, monographs and journal articles to magazines, newspapers and, especially, books of songs and cartoons.

Was it his body or his spirit -- that mysterious but all-defining attribute he so revered -- that had failed him?

But for anyone who reveres that office, as I do, one particular episode shows that Senator Ashcroft is unfit to hold it.