Sentence examples for veneration for from inspiring English sources

Writer's veneration for Kraus gradually turned to this unknown man.

Veneration for antiquity and revolutionary daring are brought together.

Then again, is today's veneration for, say, George Clooney any more restrained?

He relies on local ingredients and veneration for mama's cooking –  and it shows.

In their different ways, each shares a veneration for The Road to Oxiana.

Cults rely on spectacles of opulence intended to stoke an obsessive veneration for riches.

The boy raised by adoptive parents of relatively modest means in Aberdeen certainly projects veneration for learning.

Music libraries are well stocked with failed adaptations of Shakespeare, their creators paralyzed by excessive veneration for the source.

It's still being repeated all over the country, perhaps out of veneration for the thoughts of the founding fathers.

Similarly, Banneker's attempts "to inspire a veneration for human life and a horror for war" fell mainly on deaf ears.

Brink has "almost a veneration" for Mandela himself, whom he wishes had stayed on for a second term in office.