"reverence toward" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use "reverence toward" when describing a feeling or attitude of deep respect or admiration towards something or someone. It is often used in formal or poetic language. Example: The students showed great reverence toward their teacher, as they listened attentively to her words of wisdom.
The process seems to have stripped him of any reverence toward the product.
Their poetic reverence toward nature is charming, but, perhaps, a little passé.
Despite his childhood reverence toward movie stars, Bachardy manages to see them quite unsentimentally.
Shinto's strong aesthetic component, a reverence toward materials and processes, continues to permeate the crafts and the arts.
Given that, says Mr Zorin, there was "nothing strange or exceptional in reverence toward the sacred monarch".
Reproduction, he posited, could emancipate us from cultlike reverence toward art and make us keener, more politicized critics.
Despite the deadpan disdain many artists display towards office life, there is an equally palpable reverence directed toward the strange breed of spaces, at once mundane and utterly bizarre, their chemical compositions representative of beast whose procreation can't be stopped.
Despite the deadpan disdain many artists display towards office life, there is an equally palpable reverence directed toward the strange breed of spaces, at once mundane and utterly bizarre, their chemical compositions representative of beast whose procreation can't be stopped. .
He communicates the reverence he felt toward men like Norbert Wiener, then a professor at M.I.T., and John von Neumann, then a professor at the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton.
What is it about Abraham Lincoln that makes grown men want to dress up in beards and top hats, with a reverence not shown toward other past presidents?
They are well trained and well equipped, self-funded and self-organizing, and enjoy a near-mythical reputation among their countrymen, who, though often agnostic regarding the existence of elves and gnomes, are generally not inclined toward reverence or exaggeration.
