Sentence examples for reverence given from inspiring English sources

He wanted good beer to be treated with the reverence given to wine.

But that comment, and much of reverence given to the artist, was largely based on the signature Color Field works that Rothko (1903-1970) din in the last 20 years of his life.

I'm a little suspicious of the near-constant reverence given to youth cultures.

944 pages Compared to the near Biblical reverence given to de Vita's large compendium Principles and Practice of Oncology, this 130 author, 64 chapter 897 page volume out of the same publishing stable is probably somewhat less known to most cancer doctors whether established or in training.

It gave them a feeling of awe and reverence, being given a gift, being used as a vessel and at times the feeling of going into a trance.

Sometimes wry scepticism is a more appropriate tribute than po-faced reverence, especially given that Tarkovsky leaves ample room for doubt.

To truly appreciate the beauty of the world, as the character of Theocles is supposed to show, is to revere the world's Creator, which reverence also gives rise to love for all the Creator's creatures.

Reverence eventually gave way to rapture, even a little head bobbing and swaying.

It may not be the whole truth about Pinter but, in dispensing with awed reverence, it gives the play a renewed vigour and zest.

It is so good of you to remind us all that historical accuracy should always get in the way of symbolic reverence and giving myths space to evolve to reflect our cultural norms and social values.

The only thing more evident among the cast than their genuine love for one another and the time they spent together on OZ is the universal reverence they give creator Tom Fontana.