Sentence examples similar to venerated individual from inspiring English sources
The idea venerates the individual, when software projects are often vast and collective.
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.
Furthermore, some Lutheran calendars (such as that of the LCMS) still venerate individuals whose commemorations have been suppressed in other Western Churches.
As well as putting the avoiders and the evaders in the stocks, we should be venerating those – individuals and companies – who pay every penny of what they owe to HMRC.
That fantasy appeals to a strain in American culture that venerates the rugged individual, the person who masters their environment.
This move, which was not without its critics, was emblematic of a broader trend to look back skeptically at individuals who were venerated in earlier epochs, and ask how they should be judged by the moral standards of today.
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.
Many individuals owned elaborate medicine bundles collections of sacred objects that, when properly venerated, were said to bring success in war and hunting and protection against sickness and misfortune.
As a highly venerated pet this extraordinarily successful domestic species comprises as many as one billion individuals worldwide.
He venerated good reporting.
