Sentence examples for the veneration from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of venerating or the state of being venerated.
Seve never joined in the veneration of Tiger.
Ms. Strasser calls this "the veneration of newness".
Yet the veneration accorded to Paris by Americans is puzzling.
As a monk, Methodius embraced the position of the Iconodules, who supported the veneration of images, as opposed to the Iconoclasts, who denounced the veneration of images.
The veneration of relics and the development of pilgrimages exerted particularly strong influences on the arts.
The veneration of martyrs and the growth of pilgrimages stimulated liturgical elaboration.
To some extent, a similar use appears in Christian churches in the veneration of relics.
"The veneration of an abstract idea," he explains, "is somewhat alien to China's practical mind-set".
For example, I've never understood the veneration of Marlon Brando's performance as Vito Corleone.
The height of the veneration of Avalokiteshvara in northern India occurred in the 3rd 7th century.
An elaborated skull cult is usually connected with the veneration of ancestors.
