reverentially

It's common for children to think of their parents reverentially, and as a child, I was no different.

This she lifted out almost reverentially and stood up to show him.

"I like the smile on his face," she said reverentially.

He pulled a brown bottle from his case and held it out reverentially.

Then young people reverentially bow down to their parents and elders.

All eyes were at once reverentially turned to him.

"The great man has had terrible news," said the doctor repeatedly and reverentially.

By way of reply he nodded; very slowly, indeed almost reverentially.

She asked him reverentially for the belt of the Confraternity.

Licking his lips, he reaches out reverentially for the can.

He stared at her reverentially, trying to think what more he could do.

He took it from her almost reverentially, and studied it.

The man shook his head reverentially, still staring at the loafers.

They stop and kneel down to ask questions, nodding reverentially as she explains.

He removed the plumes reverentially and placed them under his seat.

He placed the potato reverentially on the ground and tipped out the rest of the bag.

Otto reverentially laid his picture box in the back of the cart, and turned to her.

He hung up almost reverentially, took a few deep breaths, and dialed again.

"Quite a view," he said, his baritone voice reverentially hushed.

Almost reverentially, I lifted the lid off the box, and raised the title page in my hands.

Walking over, he says reverentially, "God, can I ask you a question?"

They stepped reverentially aside to let a small, slender, hooded figure pass.

The old man eventually produced a small cardboard box from a pocket, and reverentially took off the lid.

Raoul says Ed lowered his voice reverentially when he said the number."

Students greeted him reverentially; the staff was extra attentive.