Phrases with «direct homage»

The phrase "direct homage" means to show respect or admiration in a straightforward and obvious way. It refers to openly acknowledging someone or something as deserving of praise or reverence. Full definition

Sentences with «direct homage»

  • It also feels like Phillips» emulation of Martin Scorsese, with certain shots and beats seemingly paying direct homage to Goodfellas and Hill's chuckly performance recalling his Oscar - nominated work on Scorsese's The Wolf of Wall Street (as well as multiple Joe Pesci characters). (dvdizzy.com)
  • The work that Marshall showed at that time was called The Woman at the Window, a collage in direct homage to Bearden's iconic works in the same vein. (minusplato.com)
  • What you should order: Eggplant with Four Cheeses (this dish has inspired direct homages at a minimum of five other area restaurants), pizza from the wood - fired oven, housemade charcuterie. (timesunion.com)
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