Sentence examples for acquiring respect from inspiring English sources

After 1991, for the first time business is acquiring respect in the society.

His painfully acquired respect for it and Polgar's preference for active tactics surely combined to lure him to try it.

It is unlikely to succeed in whitewashing its business blunders by trumpeting its newly acquired respect for human rights and freedom of expression.

They have also started to acquire respected makers of single malt; for example, Allied Domecq bought Laphroaig, a leading maker of Islay malt, and Brown-Forman markets Highland distiller Glenmorangie in North America.

Another result is the establishment of alternative systems in which one can win respect and acquire self-esteem, such as gangs.

These men and women acquired considerable respect and often wealth because of their skills.

In fact Gen. de Gaulle had acquired a respect for Mr. Kennedy that he had never had for any of the three Presidents before Kennedy.

During the 21st century it has made a big comeback in the form of cosmic disco, nu disco et al, and has also acquired the respect that it should have had at the time.

He writes comfortably and appreciatively about his early years, as when he says of his mother, "Because of her I learned to play the piano and the trumpet, acquired a respect for the written word, and was given an example of heroic living I could never expect to equal".

Twelve elapsed times were acquired with respect to the two conditions of stent placement, two kinds of stents, and three food materials.

He is undoubtedly, however, one of the most important thinkers of the twentieth century, having had an enormous impact on a range of areas from aesthetics to jurisprudence, and having acquired a respect and reputation in Germany, and elsewhere in Europe, that went far beyond the usual confines of academia.