Sentence examples similar to venerated idea from inspiring English sources
In gonzo tradition, it simultaneously lampoons and venerates the idea of journalism itself.
"They venerate the idea of a lost way of life, the intrusion of the fast-food chains and industrialization on the sense of place in the South.
In an age in which we venerate the idea of the lonely artist toiling in a garret before coming down to present the Great Work, Eno wants to suggest alternative visions of how art is made, how it works, and why we need it.
The idea venerates the individual, when software projects are often vast and collective.
This family venerates a certain idea of France -- literature, eloquent language, Enlightenment principles.
Rudyard Kipling's "Thousandth Man" venerates the mere idea of loyalty.
The idea of a venerated woman transformed into a complex individual also factors into "The Tree of Life," which showcases Jessica Chastain as the embodiment of spiritual grace opposite Mr. Pitt, who plays her 1950s-era Texas husband as a stiff-upper-lipped projection of instinctive Nature.
But feminist writers who admire these cults also relish the fact that classic Christian theology the idea that Mary is to be venerated because she bore the Son of God seems in such cases to have been half-forgotten.
It is known for its openness to energetic engineers with ideas and passion and still venerates the individual entrepreneur, ideas that Mr. Hewlett and Mr. Packard pioneered.
He venerated good reporting.
