The phrase "a simple respect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a basic level of regard or consideration for someone or something.
Example: "In our interactions, we should always show a simple respect for each other's opinions, even if we disagree."
Alternatives: "basic respect" or "fundamental respect".
Let's support a process based on simple respect for protestors and police, which surely begins with the ability to listen.
But why should a decent aesthetic, the magic of luxury surroundings and the simple respect of a break from hard work be the preserve of the wealthy?
He is not entitled constitutionally, or in simple respect to a neighbor being wrecked by the drug trade, and the desperate American fight against it, to be confirmed as U.S. ambassador to Mexico, or any country fighting the drug plague.
Frankly, I think Washington is broken and it's going to take a return to bipartisanship and simple respect for each other's views to get it fixed".
Frankly, I think Washington is broken and it's going to take a return to bipartisanship and simple respect for each other's views to get it fixed". Bill Richardson did not participate in our survey, though he did provide us with a short essay on his key positions.
For the many people that wear a red poppy out of simple respect for the victims of war it clearly is.
The artist, Mark Gaines, told VICE News his art was a form of social healing intended as a reminder that the concepts underlying calls for criminal and social justice are actually simple: respect and kindness.
There is a stage, no longer so hard to imagine, at which impeachment might become necessary, out of simple respect for the Constitution and the rule of law.
Certain actions, according to this view, are absolutely wrong, no matter what the circumstances; human beings are entitled to simple respect, at least.
