venerate the memory, name, spirit, etc of Mozart
Today we venerate this seemingly unruly brush strokes.
To crush fanaticism and to venerate the infinite, such is the law.
They venerate the Ventari Tablet as their most sacred artifact and testament.
Even fashion editors who tout couture's more fanciful currents on the pages of their magazines venerate Sander.
During the course , it is very important that Dong Zhongshu proposed to"Ban from hundred philosophers, venerate Confucianism".
Religion: Bauiaurs revere Ehlonna, diety of the woodlands, more than most of other deities. Some venerate Kord, god of strength, or Pelor, god of the sun.
The festival on that day it is to venerate the patriotic poet Qu Yuan and the people fearing his lack of food, made the special meal for him. Now the food is made in various shapes and sorts.
This willingness to venerate the food on our plate seems to arrive at a particular moment in human development - and it tells us much more about a society than its favourite supper dish.
In those days the ruling classes indoctrinated students with Confucian teachings and compelled the people to venerate all the trappings of Confucianism as religious dogma, and all writers used the classical language.
