Examples of homage

• By means of this fake homage, the festival re-enacted the sixteenth-century conquest and switched the roles of the protagonists by way of theatrical compensation.

• Does the family wish to go public and gain even more societal homage for the loved one, more sympathy for their devotion?

• We are told that the librarian was among thefirstto render homage.

• He set his heel upon this miserable homage to station, which had nothing to support it, and crushed it out of his heart.

• This is the meaning of pay in the expressions pay homage, pay lip service and pay attention.

• It is a homage to a bygone age and to a community which was a formative influence on the author.

• When it has been met legal theory will not be the less, but the more, worthy of his homage.

• As a general homage to deities, incense was burned in front of their effigies.

• The final ecclesiastical conclusion, and homage, is an understated view of a columned wall, pulpit and baptismal font.

• The opening bipartite, monothematic chorus is immediately followed by an accompanied bass recitative that might almost appear to be a homage to his father.

• She also thanks all of us who pay homage to him through our work.

• It appears not so much a gesture of homage as of detachment or correction.

• It is most important for researchers to deal with the details of experimental evidence, not just pay homage to its existence.

• He inscribed some words of homage to her, intended to be read out as part of the performance.

• While the text is largely free of the new spirit, title and preface explicitly pay homage to it.