Sentence examples for to venerate from inspiring English sources

Now, society tends to venerate the machine.

And the counterculture which Pynchon seems so to venerate?

I wasn't brought up to venerate the stars and stripes.

Japanese society continues to venerate lifetime company loyalty, while penalizing risk-taking and failure.

This does little honor to the Constitution itself or the country that continues to venerate it.

Although many Palestinians mourn these deaths, children are taught in school to venerate juvenile martyrs.

People were meant not to gape at them but to venerate them.

Instead, it chooses to venerate a venal and exclusionary past, an idyll of segregation.

Originally built to venerate Roman gods, Mass is now celebrated there at 10.30am every Sunday.

IN THE English-speaking Caribbean voters tend to venerate experience in their political leaders.

But his death led Argentines to venerate him, and turned his wife into a victim.