Sentence examples for revered with from inspiring English sources

Kane is revered with an almost superstar status in Germany.

But in Japan engineering is revered with an almost religious passion; indeed, the idea that anything can be lovingly tinkered to perfection owes something to Zen Buddhism.

Joyce Banda's office issued an extraordinary statement saying the singer "thinks she deserves to be revered with state grandeur" and needs to learn "the decency of telling the truth".

The foreword is capped by a message from Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the self-styled emir of ISIS: "Soon, by Allah's permission, a day will come when the Muslim will walk everywhere as a master, having honor, being revered, with his head raised high, and his dignity preserved.

For her to tell the whole world that she is building schools in Malawi when she has actually only contributed to the construction of classrooms is not compatible with manners of someone who thinks she deserves to be revered with state grandeur".

But in France, more than the author, it is Saint-Exupery the man who is revered, with the panache of his life and the sacrifice of his death constantly revisited by newspaper articles, books, exhibitions and even his image on the 50-franc bill.

The ultra-chic shop is brimming with trendy goodies from Chanel, Saint Laurent, Proenza Schouler and revered brands, with fashionista Laure Heriard Dubreuil at the helm.

Portraits caricature revered teachers with gnarly, fiercely expressive faces rendered in crisp linear detail.

The New York Society, founded in 1937 by Benjamin Graham, revered author with David L. Dodd of the book "Security Analysis," has been largely silent on the issue of analyst conflicts.

"Goya to Vicente: Tradition and Response," a companion exhibition, puts the artist into historical perspective and includes works by Goya and Zurbarán, both of whom he revered, along with paintings by Elaine de Kooning, Hans Hoffman and Arthur Dove, contemporary artist-friends.

A Prophet opens on 22 January Jean-Pierre Melville His 1955 heist film Bob le flambeur had a big influence on Godard et al. Obsessed with US cinema and its early gangster movies, he was a difficult, perverse man with a taste for dark glasses and trilbys who confounded the Cahiers du Cinéma crowd, who revered him, with his right-wing attitudes.