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Reverential in sentence

11 examples of Reverential in a sentence

But Ford is too reverential in his treatment of Lincoln, who is presented as just shy of a saint, and in the final scene the movie goes way over the top.
Steven Soderbergh has the knack of draining the passion out of his films (The Good German, The Informant) in a myriad of ways and with his reverential Che Part One he applies them all.
Thankfully, the "Magical Life of Long Tack Sam" is a reverential and emotional examination of a fascinating man by a great-granddaughter who never knew him.
Co-director, producer, scenarist, and leading man Julian Adams, who plays his real-life great-great grandfather Robert Adams, deserves a modicum of recognition for this reverential independent film production that depicts one Southerner's view of the War Between the States.
That's Hamlet, part-time movie critic for the Elsinore Herald-Gazette, writing his review after watching this reverential dud.
The Founding Fathers’ Fiscal CrisisPRINCETON – Americans are fond of speaking in reverential tones about “the wisdom of the Founding Fathers” – that is, the men who wrote the United States Constitution.
For all his semi-encouraging talk, Medvedev has stressed continuity over change, and his references to Putin’s presidency have been as reverential as he has been obedient.
It is possible that Trump’s reverential base won’t be sufficient to keep him in the White House past 2020.
'With this money, your son can go to M. Durand, the clothier, and get himself a suit of black.''And supposing I take him away from you,' said the peasant, who had completely forgotten the reverential forms of address.
Mr. Nupkins was not the man to ask a question of the kind twice over; and so, with another preparatory cough, he proceeded, amidst the reverential and admiring silence of the constables, to pronounce his decision.
We all three shook hands, and I saw at once from the reverential way in which Lestrade gazed at my companion that he had learned a good deal since the days when they had first worked together.