Sentence examples for suggesting reverence from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the sight of Kondogbia and Andrea Raggi swapping shirts with Pirlo and Carlos Tevez at the interval had been unwelcome, suggesting reverence where they should have been seeking to unsettle their visitors.
He presents his installation as five viewing stations with classroom desks and chairs set before them, suggesting the reverence that schoolchildren project onto figures whose identities are shaped by the history books.
The desire for samba on the steppes has waned to an extent – costly experience saw to that – but the appointment of Zico to succeed Valery Gazzaev as coach of CSKA Moscow suggests the reverence for all things Brazilian is far from dead.
Police officials deliberately flattered the letter writer's knowledge of wartime ciphers and suggested that his reverence for the device would prevent him from damaging it.
To me, it suggests a deep reverence for the life we are all lucky to live, even if only for a short time.
They also found horses heads, suggesting the animals were treated with ritual reverence.
He says Mr. Clinton was far too impressed with former Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, even suggesting that Mr. Clinton viewed that Israeli soldier-statesman with a filial reverence.
Bharatiya Janata Party's controversial lawmaker Yogi Adityanath retaliated by suggesting that those who objected to the Surya Namaskar, an exercise performed in reverence to the sun, should go jump in the sea.
But, despite his reverence for the Bard, Simon Russell Beale argues against a puritanical approach to his texts, suggesting that they should be seen as blueprints.
Capon added: "I am not suggesting that we should take the Bible, the inspired word of God, with anything other than the utmost seriousness and reverence.
He suggested that the near-reverence for writerly efforts at prognostication — and Mr. Stephenson's many fans can be disconcertingly passionate — are downright goofy in light of the fact that "there must be countless billions of dollars that go every year into really systematic and motivated future-predicting activities".
