Those who witnessed first-hand the 14 rounds it lasted talk of it still only in terms of guilt and reverence.
Their long-term track and an aura of reverence establish the leap of faith that eases us into drawing straight lines from the past into the future, and this is very dangerous.
Although this Latin word is correctly translated into English as 'religion', its literal meaning is 'binding down', and it therefore serves Lucretius as a term, not for all attitudes of reverence towards the divine, but for those which cow people's spirits, rather than, as he thinks such attitudes should, elevate them to a joyful state of tranquility.
The Importance of the Legacy She was discreet about her sense of the primacy of the bloodline, and almost never spoke openly about it, but it was there: it became obvious to anyone reading her autobiography, "Iphigene," that while she may have loved her husband, her real reverence, in terms of what The Times represented, was for her father.
'There's an attitude of reverence and awe and love, in terms of very corporeal love with God, as well as with people.' Will he really record an album for each of the 50 states?
In these scandalous times in college sports, the term "student-athlete" is likely to elicit snickers instead of reverence for the idealistic development of body and mind.
Nor is he saying that any new language, wherever invoked, must mention God, so long as it "allows us to capture the possibility of reverence, to name the holy, to talk about human agency in theological terms".
So my reverence for everything in terms of comic book collecting lay more in the Marvel Universe.
Drawing on Sir James Frazer's explorations of the Australian Aborigines, he interpreted the mixture of fear and reverence for the totemic animal in terms of the child's attitude toward the parent of the same sex.
A lack of reverence, maybe?
