Sentence examples for share a reverence for from inspiring English sources
I share a reverence for Bohr, and understand everyone's excitement about new sources of historical record, but am disappointed by the presentation of an issue of such magnitude.
To be touched by these allusions requires, first, that you share a reverence for the poet and the artists, which I certainly do, and, second, that you grant Johns a proprietary relation to them, which is another matter entirely.
They also share a reverence for the natural world, which they see as permeated with powerful energy that may be tapped through rituals or magic for healing or success in work or love.
Both have been immersed in jazz from childhood – Gaga, many will be surprised to learn, won a jazz competition at school – and share a reverence for the Great American Songbook.
Yet Professor Guo emphasized that the values of Confucianism, later blended with Buddhism and Taoism, are the basis of folk customs like minghun, which share a reverence for family.
In the Western tradition, periods of Classicism share a reverence for the models of antiquity, but they may vary widely in their interpretation and application of those models, depending on the period and the genre (such as painting, architecture, literature, and music).
Steig is frequently compared to that other famous New Yorker illustrator, Saul Steinberg, with whom he shared a reverence for Picasso.
Indeed, the corporate culture of McDonald's seems inextricably linked to that of the Disney empire, sharing a reverence for sleek machinery, electronics, and automation.
The book's overriding idea is good but diffuse: that most presidents share mutual respect, a reverence for their office and a willingness to rise above politics to protect it.
Perhaps this mutual feeling of cultural exile is why some Tea Partiers share with the Beats a reverence for the power of imprecation — in the matter of unbridled speech, they would have been, with Judge Horn, on the side of Ginsberg and Ferlinghetti.
While contemporary pagans may share a spiritual reverence for the earth, she says a guiding principle of pagans is the sovereignty of the individual's search for spirituality.
