Sentence examples for very revered from inspiring English sources

Lip synching has never been a very revered art and was usually relegated to drag queens in overly elaborate costumes.

A spokeswoman for the Toledo diocese, Sally Oberski, said Father Robinson was "a pretty low key guy and is very revered".

Very revered, because it's such a big story.

She's quite famous--not just famous, she's very revered in South Africa, as she should be.

She wrote, "It's sort of like a really expanded Wikipedia entry, if you like that type of thing, though Herbert's voice shows that she's definitely a fan, and the book isn't completely unbiasedit's a very revering tale of Gaga's 24-year-old life".

In modern times, a wrestler named Gholamreza Takhti, who stood up to Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and died under mysterious circumstances in 1968, is still very much revered here.

In some cultures advanced age is very much revered, the Chinese culture, Confucius and so on: you are supposed to gain in wisdom and experience and therefore be quite a valuable member of society who should be honoured and listened to.

From childhood, I was educated and influenced by very learned and revered monks in the temple.

"Both of them are very valuable and much revered," she enthuses.

Thirty years ago, I went to see a very old and highly revered Chinese doctor.

"Now other countries right across the world, I hope, will respect and revere this very, very clear result".