Sentence examples for to reverence from inspiring English sources

But when the topic switched to Rivera, Dellucci switched from respect to reverence.

His obsessive feelings for the Golden Temple vary from disappointment to reverence to identification with the structure.

The two could not compromise on the great importance Confucianism attached to reverence for ancestors (sometimes termed ancestor worship), which Catholicism rejected as flagrant idolatry.

With its 11th century church, listed buildings and 15th century timber barn managed by English Heritage, Harmondsworth is a paean to reverence, tradition and antiquity.

The way military clothes have permeated the popular culture over the past 50-odd years has followed a trajectory from necessity to rebellion to reverence.

He went on, "They must be taught to reverence themselves, instead of adoring their servants, their generals, admirals, bishops, and statesmen".

The usual way for a pilgrim to pay reverence to a Buddhist stupa is to walk around it, keeping it on his right hand.

The username of an connected to his email address on that site referenced Nazi Germany, and his profile alluded to a reverence to Satanism.

In Assisi she's "outraged" by the pilgrims who wait in line to pay reverence to the relics of St. Francis but ignore the frescoes of Giotto.

So many senses were involved in viewing art in nature, and I didn't feel pressure to give reverence to anything besides the energy created by the structures.

It is also to lay claim to the reverence that America sets aside for its former warriors.