Sentence examples for I mean respected from inspiring English sources
"I mean, respected by most people.
"I mean, she was here for 28 years – she was well-known, well-liked, and well-respected.
Here's some of the exchange: Hewitt: If you personally believed, I mean really, genuinely believed, that you were the only candidate who could beat Hillary, and that belief was confirmed by your family, your friends, and your respected political advisers, would you not then feel obliged to run?
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"I'd like to think I'm a respected developer in this field," she says.
Nate's lawyers must convince a judge and jury that he did not mean to kill the respected 35-year-old teacher, who left a wife, a 5-year-old son and infant daughter.
The funding arrangements with "respected nonprofits" mean "not a single taxpayer dollar is being spent," she added.
Another scholar — a very respected scholar — didn't like that very much, and wrote something like 'That's a twelve-year-old nerd's vision of intellectual endeavor.' " He smiled, leaned his head to one side, and added, "I know he meant that as an insult, but I took it as a compliment".
