Sentences using the word homage. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use homage in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for homage.
- She drank in his homage. (10)
- He does homage to my principles. (10)
- Their very homage was a mockery. (10)
- The homage we pay him flatters us. (10)
- She was brave, and he did her homage. (10)
- He saw that when he rose to do homage. (10)
- They were fine men, offering inanimate homage. (10)
- Skepsey performed the national homage to muscle. (10)
- It is better, perhaps, to pay our homage to virtue. (10)
- He rendered homage to the genius of woman in these straits. (10)
- He, you may be sure, was quite prepared to accept her homage. (10)
- All the servants were drawn up in the hall to do homage to me. (10)
- Richard appeared to hear nothing, or it was homage that he heard. (10)
- Twice they passed him, and twice he doffed his hat and did homage. (10)
- I feel the promptings of Satanic power, While you do homage unto me alone. (10)
- Strange will it seem, When thou readest that form of thy homage to brains! (10)
- It was a letter in the tone of the gallant paying homage with some fervour. (10)
- All the while I did him homage as the first author by calling whom I had met. (9)
- Insisting on a future, he could not do homage to the belying simulacrum of the present. (10)
- Second to his own stately person, woman occupied his reflections, and commanded his homage. (10)
- We do them homage: still we feel, we painfully feel, we are beginning to worship elsewhere. (10)
- Once little maidens had placed a wreath of sweet peas on his head and danced about him in innocent homage. (12)
- The ladies sighed to think of the loss of homage occasioned by the fact of so few being present to hear her. (10)
- Even the glorious heraldic pageant of the Meschianza claimed homage, from the belles of the leading families. (18)
- We do homage to those ungathered, and reserve our supremacy; the gathered, no longer courted, are the test of men. (10)
- It is a breach of the convention; we pay them our homage, that they may serve as flowers, not to be volatile tempters. (10)
- His Austrian delight in feminine charm and his impulse to do homage to it scattered the fog of his egotistical vexation. (12)
- It was announced that the Club had come to do homage to Squire Pole and ladies: the Junction Club of Ipley and Hillford. (10)
- To be a writer or artist of any calibre elsewhere breeds a form of homage and curiosity and a certain sure social standing. (16)
- Here was one, a mouthpiece of numbers, who vowed that homage was her due, and devotion, the pouring forth of the soul to her. (10)
- He held that all but the rank and file, and a few subalterns, of the service had abandoned him to do homage to the authorities. (10)
- Dacier could truthfully say he had worshipped, done knightly service to the beloved woman, homage to the aureole encircling her. (10)
- Herr Johannes requested that he might have the honour of presenting his homage to her: it was imperative that he should see her. (10)
- One youth in Cologne held out against the standing tyranny, and chose to do beauty homage in his own fashion, and at his leisure. (10)
- But I have always been willing and even eager to do homage to men who have done something, and notably to men who have done something. (9)
- His later years were full of activity, and generous sympathy to all that was worthy, and he was the constant object of homage and affection. (3)
- Emilia may have had some warning sense that admiration is only one ingredient of homage, that to make it fast and true affection must be won. (10)
- Character, that was the mark he aimed at; that moved him to homage as neither sparkling wit nor incomparable beauty, nor the unusual combination, did. (10)
- Homage to the cleverness of Ipley was paid in hurrahs, the moment Hillford understood the stratagem by which its men of valour were lamed and imprisoned. (10)
Also see sentences for: deference, esteem, fidelity, honor, obeisance, respect, reverence.
Definition of homage:
- homage, hom’j, n. the service due from a knight or vassal to his lord in feudal times, the vassal preferring to become his lord’s man: the act of fealty: respect paid by external action: reverence directed to the supreme being: devout affection. | n. hom’ager, one who does homage. (0)
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