“The people of Bastar revere their heroes and worship Mother Earth for her life sustaining bounty.”

“In Spain, the dance is done to reverence the Blessed Sacrament, a consecrated wafer used in Communion.”

“Though he subverts connection, meaning and the reverences of art and life, he subverts subversion as well.”

“The Master tells you: Man has constructed houses and named them temples, and in those places the people enter and offer reverences, feeding fanaticism and idolatry, and adoring things made by men themselves.”

“Further detailed reforms were intended to abolish such practices as festivals and superstitious reverences that were not considered in keeping with the Enlightenment.”

“Like any Southern California Modernist, Schmidt reveres Neutra's mid-century architecture.”

“Because of their Hindu religion, which reveres the cow as a sacred animal, the Gurkhas have been assigned only to the sheep slaughter duties.”

“It's rare to find a singer who reveres his fans almost as much as they worship him.”

“Instead of being regarded with panic or horror, these relics are reverenced.”

“All these noble qualities are to be reverenced and loved, no doubt, but what entitles them to be called beautiful?”

“Her family had reverenced the House of Guru Nanak since the days of the Sixth Guru, and her son, Kanwar Ram Singh, now attended upon the holy guest.”

“The world-weary man looks on with wonder, reverencing yet not comprehending.”

“While there is a culture of revering rebels in the West, rebels, outcasts and deviant behaviour are really frowned upon here.”

“Some rituals involved enacting ancient myths from a feminist point of view, revering nature, and sacralizing women's bodies.”

“But she made no motion of revering or any offer of saluting her late deity.”