reverent

They held on to each other for a reverent moment.

If anything, she is a bit too reverent about them.

But something almost reverent came into the man's face as he looked at it.

All the past is just a sample away; why act so reverent?

Many people get reverent around paintings, as if they are in church.

Go now; the reverent Mother is advised of your coming.

His weathered old face had an almost reverent look to it.

"It should be a kind of revelation, even a reverent experience."

A reverent attention to every shift and turn of his father's music making made it otherwise.

He picked up his book again, not exactly the model of a reverent client.

But it is the service that gives the restaurant its reverent quality.

Will reached out and laid a reverent hand on its neck.

The police in those first weeks were almost reverent.

Tonight, she knew, it would not come as the patient, reverent exploration they had known before.

But his best trick is being just reverent enough to keep getting invited to the party.

At the same time, the effect of the thing seemed neither reverent nor protective.

The country was receptive, having become less reverent toward its institutions and leaders.

The art is beautiful, though far more naturalistic and, well, reverent than his earlier work.

At first, the movie is witty and reverent about religion.

Couldn't You have picked someone a little more reverent to run it?

The place was crowded to the door, and tense, reverent attention sat on every face.

In short order, the speakers had created a simple but reverent setting.

All three described feeling peaceful and reverent at the time of his passing.

Even children feel reverent as they crunch over the drifts.

When she speaks of the company's founder her voice becomes reverent.