Sentence examples for In that respectfully from inspiring English sources

D.H.L. Airways' lawyer, Sandy Litvack, who had already been scolded by the judge several times, responded: "I think it materially changes the situation in that, respectfully, we spend a lot of time on an issue that I suggest to you is about to become moot".

Empathy is that ineffable skill of reading between the lines, knowing where the other person is coming from, sizing up the context and speaking in a way that respectfully cares for the feelings of others.

She displayed ravishing tone and sure technique in a clearly plotted performance that respectfully let Bernstein be.

Although he was 97 pounds and covered in lesions that were respectfully (but obviously) disguised by a copious amount of makeup, he had this Mona Lisa-esque smile on his face, as if he knew there was a significant purpose to his life.

In refusing the agency's request, Honda said in a letter that it "respectfully declines the staff's request for a safety recall of these vehicles".

Representatives for Mr. Donziger said in a statement that they "respectfully disagree with the court's decision on Chevron's discovery motion," adding that Chevron was trying to use "false allegations to pry open all private communications between lawyers and their clients for the entire 17-year duration of this litigation".

Reagins recently wrote in a text message that he "respectfully" declined to speak about the trade.

This was undermined by R v F, in which Goff wrote that he "respectfully doubts whether [the requirement to show hostility] is correct", in line with his comment in Collins.

The vows were also not broadcast, in case men might listen in pubs without respectfully removing their hats.

And people responded enthusiastically to the ceremony because it presented old symbols and rituals in a respectfully new way that reminded everyone that life is good.

If you have a troublesome in-law speak respectfully to your partner in private and ask them to address the person or issue.