“That gives its own layer of responsibility and reverence to the original piece.”

“The Brutalist” is set in 1950s Pennsylvania and, for its pope-ly antagonist, presents an American figure of reverence: a very rich man.

When you marvel at the fruits of a Capricorn’s labor, understand that they would not exist without the potent recipe of discipline and dignity, suffering and strife, responsibility and reverence.

She captures quiet reverence in someone so scrutinized he’s not permitted vulnerability.

Americans have a certain reverence for those who act on impulse without considering the consequences.