Sentence examples for reverence afforded from inspiring English sources
In Arnhem Land Gulpilil is referenced with a reverence afforded few other names, among them the Yunipingu, Marik and Gurruwiwi.
But the passion behind the effort is also driven by the status of reverence afforded to the 440lb animal that is more than one metre in length.
It won't be too long before those old enough to remember rock'n'roll will be treated with the same reverence afforded to Harry Patch and other veterans of Ypres.
The Homeric poems – which were never treated with the reverence afforded to the holy books of the Islamic or Jewish traditions, but which were by far the best known texts of Graeco-Roman antiquity – depict anthropomorphic gods who are very much of this world, and who interact with humans, even fighting with them on the battlefield.
One of the most infuriating facets of contemporary politics is the unbreakable reverence afforded politicians and commentators who've continually proved themselves to be out-of-touch and out of ideas.
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The Biennial is a big deal in a city where architects are spoken of with a reverence usually afforded to rock stars.
And in his older years, once the hair whitened above his ears, he was afforded the kind of reverence that all the great one-club men – Maldini, Puyol, Totti and so on – were due.
If the latter's instrumentals weren't covered in dialogue, it's tempting to think they would be afforded the same hipster reverence as Giorgio Moroder and Vangelis, but overlooking the opportunity to heavily feature the sound of Brian Blessed shouting his head off wouldn't have been very Queen.
Even if you're above the crass satisfaction of "I'm-rich-enough-to-afford-this-and-you're not" awe, reverence, a tendency to twitch, and even in some terminally liberal cases, guilt, have to accompany the simple pleasure the wine provides.
