As he becomes more revered, treasured, cherished, sucked up to, Friedman thinks bigger, wider, deeper, weightier, with no trend and no trip beyond his Delphic purview -- and no one of equal status to question the wisdom of his ways and means.
But it is most difficult to see Muslims use the life-affirming turban as a tool of destruction and death, desecrating that revered symbol, the treasure in my memory trove, the key to my locked tongue.
Once reviled, both of these artists are now revered as American treasures.
It treasures its revered champions.
She will be deeply missed by her many friends who revered her extraordinary scholarship and musicianship, and treasured her friendship.
This living treasure really is the DJs' DJ, greatly revered by all those who understand the breadth of his knowledge and much loved by the countless thousands who have danced under his spell (over the last 40 years).
And it reminded me once again, that as much as B.B. King was a national treasure, he and Lucille were and are revered as much or more, around the world.
Snow, who is president of the Council for British Archaeology, said: "Of all our many treasures on these islands, none is more internationally revered than Stonehenge.
The exhibitions began in 2006 as an experiment, with projections onto the canvas of the real "Night Watch," Rembrandt's masterpiece at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, where Mr. Greenaway, 68, lives and is revered enough to have received permission to experiment with such a Dutch national treasure.
A treasure of the Vatican's collection of religious art, a sixth-century reliquary containing what are revered as fragments of the cross on which Christ was crucified, has been restored.
