Irreverence used in a sentence

Irreverence in a sentence as a noun

Outside of the Valley, where youth and irreverence do not dominate, the name makes this a non-starter.

They have mistaken the irreverence and playfulness of the y,z gen for low brow incoherence.

Such is the consequence of irreverence, which if not inspiring criticism isn't.

Unfortunately, irreverence isn't a great asset until you have a fair amount of knowledge under your belt.

To truly believe in their venture, founders need to have a certain irreverence for how things are done today or how the world is missing out on their idea.

His peers in the cartooning world, fans and critics speak of what he created with irreverence that seems mostly reserved for the great painters of the past century.

It walks the fine line between amusing irreverence and technical specificity very well.

If anything, this piece made me sympathize with the friend who approaches YC with irreverence and gusto instead of fear and angst of not doing a startup for the "right" reasons.

It's worth noting that philosophy's questions very often treat theistic worldviews with a significant amount of irreverence.

The author uses his daughter inventing a new game as a springboard to speculate on the relationship between irreverence and innovation.

I don't see the harm in a little irreverence -- if anything, light-hearted treatment of idols serves as a helpful reminder that nothing should be taken too seriously... can you explain why, in this case, it provoked the reaction in you that it did?