Sentence examples for revered time from inspiring English sources

In Washington D.C. and capitals across the country, our governmental structures are a picturesque homage to a revered time.

The merger news appears to be more troubling to employees at the long revered Time Inc., whose lucrative titles like People and InStyle have been essentially sold off by Time Warner and are likely to be overseen by Meredith's chief executive, Stephen M. Lacy.

If Shankar had done nothing more than compose the movie scores for Indian filmmaker Satyajit Ray's "Apu" trilogy in the 1950s, he "would be remembered and revered," Times music critic Mark Swed wrote last fall.

Perhaps the only president lately who left office reasonably intact was Ronald Reagan, who recovered from the Iran-contra scandal and found himself revered as time passed.

The family so revered the Times that at one point they had two copies delivered to their home.

He said that in 100 years his own films and many of the films by the big names may well be forgotten, but Les Blank's films will be revered as time-capsule classics.

For Muslims, Jesus Christ is considered one of the five leading prophets of God, and is revered 93 times in the Koran and holds various titles as the Messiah, the Son of Mary, the Word and the Spirit of God.

The Bosniak Party of Democratic Action headed by Bakir Izetbegović, son of the revered war-time Bosniak leader, will command the greatest number of parliamentary seats, but a majority coalition of other parties is not out of the question.

This is one of the great ironies of MMA: Take the time and effort to master one fighting style and you're revered; take the time and effort to master all of them and you're an animal.

Politician-cum-author Mr Johnson made the comments in his upcoming book The Churchill Factor: How One Man Made History, which details the traits of another, though this time revered, figure.

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.