Sentence examples similar to venerate deeply from inspiring English sources
The traditionalists venerated deeply rooted communities and cultures, and worshiped established institutions and elites.
North Korea's ruling Kim family is deeply venerated and feared and is ruthless about protecting its privacy.
Another is the celebration that bookends the season, the feast day on Dec. 12 of Our Lady of Guadalupe, a 16th-century apparition of the Virgin Mary that is widely and deeply venerated among Spanish-speaking Catholics, especially Mexicans.
What one can say with absolute certitude is that no cricketer, nay no sportsman, has been so widely and deeply venerated by his compatriots as Tendulkar.
And all of them bow too deeply towards the same overly venerated bunch of Hollywood Renaissance classics without ever scaling the heights they once did.
For all the tribulations, Mr. Rove remains deeply loyal to Mr. Bush and venerates him as a man of conviction who rose to the challenge of history after the attacks of Sept. 11.
Clearly, we have never been in more need of Mac's "radical faerie realness ritual" which, in 246 songs and 24 hours, will replace the sick, straight America we know and loathe with a deeply queer one in which outcasts and outsiders are recognized and venerated as visionaries responsible for creating the country's culture.
But there is a darker side to this conflict: as much as we venerate athletes in America, with attention and riches and the respect implicit in cultural capital, we are also deeply hostile toward them.
In fact, I venerate them.
Most Hindus venerate it from a distance.
