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• s  feeling or manifesting veneration

• Shoot Out the Lights does not get heavy air play or make a dent in the chartspitiless clarity not being a commodity eagerly sought in the Top 40but it receives reverential .
• That heresy shakes the almost reverential respect accorded by the profession to Britain's late John Maynard Keynes, the century's most influential economist.
• In that reverential treatment of the Kennedy clan, my parents were far from alone.

• respectful
• venerating

News & Articles

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• America's funnest city
  America's finest city? Maybe. America's funnest city? Without a doubt. Nobody can touch us. New York? A concrete jungle full of angst-ridden people. Miami? Yuck. Austin? So self-reverential. Portland? See Austin, add rain. San Francisco? See Portland, add fog. Los Angeles?
  June 17, 2013 - San Diego Reader

Quotes

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• Duncan Kenworthy in Broadway World
  Kenworthy said: "When George Cukor shot his wonderful film entirely on sets inside Warner's Burbank soundstages, Lerner and Loewe's smash hit musical had been running on Broadway for seven years, and the film was appropriately reverential and...
• Marco Bortolami in International Herald Tribune
  This should gives us the awareness needed to go there and challenge them,Italy lock Marco Bortolami said. "There isn't the reverential fear players may have at a subconscious level when facing France and England. That said, it won't be...
• Brian Grazer in USA Today
  In adapting the hugely successful Da Vinci novel, "I think we may have been too reverential toward it," Grazer says. "We got all the facts of the book right, but the movie was a little long and stagey."