He was well loved and revered by all of his students.
The Black Stone was revered well before the preaching of Islam by Muhammad.
Ironically some of them will almost certainly be teachers, who would retrain as well-paid and revered FT columnists in a heartbeat if it weren't for the fact that somehow this always seems to be a one-way street.
He lives well, eats well, hunts turkeys and is revered in Los Angeles and in West Virginia, where the state's best steakhouse, Prime 44 West at the Greenbrier Resort, is a Jerry West museum.
His vineyards are now farmed by his nephew by marriage, Emmanuel Rouget, whose wines are well respected but not revered.
Stiles writes with care and panache about the quintessential "robber baron," a man widely revered as well as hated.
WHEN he died in 1997, at the age of 88, there was a sense, among people who had never met Sir Isaiah Berlin, as well as those who revered him in person, that a light had gone out.
Tao Lin has also been interviewed or profiled or discussed in detail and/or mimicked stylistically in Nylon, The Atlantic, Salon, The New York Observer, and countless other places in print and on the internet, as well as referenced or revered or shit-talked at just about every single literary party and reading in New York I've been to.
Iran alludes to its fighters in Syria as "defenders of the shrine", a reference to the Sayeda Zeinab mosque near Damascus, which is where a granddaughter of the Prophet Mohammad is said to be buried, as well as other shrines revered by Shi'ites.
Pistorius is revered and well-liked by many athletes, and a number of British track and field stars reacted with shock to the news.
Diana Rigg, courteous and revered, acted rather well in some fairly bad television series and ill-directed British films.
