Sentence examples for a highly respectable from inspiring English sources

García's best Masters finish is still a highly respectable tie for fourth, precisely a decade ago.

It is a highly respectable leadership.

Gould was born in Norwood, Massachusetts, of a highly respectable New England family.

To many Roman Catholics the word may therefore have, at least in missionary or ecclesiastical terms, a highly respectable connotation.

The resulting $42.2m £27.9mm) weekend haul through Buena Vista pushed the family movie's running total to a highly respectable $145m.

Harrington finished in a highly respectable tie for fifth at the Volvo Golf Champions in South Africa last weekend.

His physical likeness to Mr. Franco leaves him coming across as a kid who has arrived at a highly respectable college merely as a legacy admission.

"The first time I played for the team, I was fifty-three years old and I scored seventy-five" — a highly respectable total.

I seem to be a changeling or a throwback or a mutation of some sort in a highly respectable old New England family.

The focus of the Unsworth/Farrell/Booker Prize view of past time also ignores a highly respectable - if undervalued - tradition of right-wing novels of empire.

Sixteenth at the end of the fifth lap, the Kevin Renshaw-trained swimmer hauled himself up to a highly-respectable fifth place.