revered造句

worthy to be revered;worthy of acclaim.

He had been a revered Justice of the eme.

God then asked Bill Clinton what he revered most.

Jerusalem is arguably the world's most revered city.

That day the LORD exalted Joshua in the sight of all Israel; and they revered him all the days of his life, just as they had revered Moses.

It was the spiritual message, not the gold letters or the vellum, that the monks revered.

Their shamans revered the creatures, believing that each one had a soul.

Mr White was revered for his great learning by all the students in the college.

The royal family was once revered as the reincarnation of Hindu gods.

Within the PAP, and for many other Singaporeans, Mr Lee remains a revered figure.

No wonder the crane is revered by the Japanese and so admired that their art never tires of representing it.

The Frankish warrior-king, crowned as heir of the Roman emperors by Pope Leo III in 800, is still revered locally as a saint.

Benigni has long been Italy's most revered comedian, directing and starring in comedies in Italy and in Hollywood-produced films. He is known as Italy's Charlie Chaplin.

He may even have been a monk, for monks are known to have revered Gnostic texts and kept them in their libraries.

You may even find yourself sitting next to famed music-poster artist Coop or revered painter Van Arno, as we did at a recent Sketchy Servitu soiree.

It originates from the story of Aesculapius who was revered by the ancient Greeks as a god of healing and whose cult involved the use of snakes.

He is widely revered for his forthrightness and his leadership of Porsche, from the dark days of near-bankruptcy in 1993 when he took over, to years of growth and glowing results today.

An animal, a plant, or a natural object serving among certain tribal or traditional peoples as the emblem of a clan or family and sometimes revered as its founder, ancestor, or guardian.

The joy and happiness will reverberate around the Universe, and know that the interest in your Ascension goes far and wide which will tell you how much you are revered and loved.

The warrior spirit had always been revered in Japanese society, and now those who embodied that spirit- fiery young Army and Navy officers became the harbingers of reactionary change.