Sentence examples for with veneration from inspiring English sources

The OED explains that from its original reference to the Divine Being it has acquired a variety of different meanings, such as 'dread mingled with veneration' and 'reverential or respectful fear'.

The approach combines an attitude of enlightenment ("We don't do things the old way") with veneration of the distant past (vague anthropological references to the practices of ancient tribespeople, never mind the improved mother and infant mortality rates).

The movement vocabulary is full of reverence, particularly evident in the arms, which rise repeatedly as the dancers face the portraits with veneration and absorption; it's as if one group is trying to penetrate the other.

Given that the extended family is no longer viewed with veneration and aspiration, coresidence may reflect more the desire for mutual assistance between two generations or the binding force of family obligations than anything else.

Surrounding the Prophet with veneration is one thing.

The awe-inspiring noise and lights accompanying some meteoric falls convinced early humans that meteorites came from the gods; accordingly these objects were widely regarded with awe and veneration.

The problem really is less with Italia 90, or even with the veneration of it felt now, as with the seeming belief that just because something has happened once it must happen again.

Given that religion is not to be identified with ceremonies or "divine" precepts but with a veneration for the sublimity of nature, neither ceremonial performance (ingesting peyote as part of a ritual) nor doctrinal commands (refraining from work on the Sabbath) is essential to the true religious life.

Yet Al Qaeda men treat him with deep veneration.

An elaborated skull cult is usually connected with the veneration of ancestors.

The economy now has to be treated with a veneration long lost to mere religion.