Sentence examples for venerated authority from inspiring English sources
Russell "was an authority in a world that venerated authority," DeVorkin writes.
In the west we generally venerate those authors who stand up against acts of silencing by the authorities.
Whatever the truth of the matter may be, his writings exerted an inestimable influence for more than 1,000 years by virtue of the somewhat surreptitious quasi-canonical authority of their author, whose books were venerated, as has been said, "almost like the Bible itself".
According to one author, "Escrivá is... venerated by millions".
Still, as Mr. Roth's narrator recalls, Bucky is venerated by the neighborhood boys as "the most exemplary and revered authority we knew, a young man of convictions, easygoing, kind, fair-minded, thoughtful, stable, gentle, vigorous, muscular — a comrade and leader both".
Unknowingly, we venerated them.
He venerated good reporting.
Nowadays, personality is venerated.
He is hated and venerated.
Today, he is universally venerated.
