Sentence examples for always been respected from inspiring English sources

The qaṣīdah has always been respected as the highest form of the poetic art and as the special forte of the pre-Islamic poets.

Those are two very different things; Ryan's judgments about priorities have not always been respected, as Ryan, in his sulking response to Obama's attack on his budget, was once the first to say.

True, Wales has always been respected in food circles, chiefly for its renowned Abergavenny food festival, but now there is a concerted effort to put the country firmly on the global food map.

Nine has always been respected by the Chinese, for it has tonal resonance with "long-lasting" and was also associated with the emperor, who had nine dragons embroidered on his robes and ruled over a court divided between nine ranks of courtiers who could gain nine sorts of reward.

The graduates of these schools were called "doctors' assistants" because doctors had always been respected in Iranian society [ 47].

I think women should always be respected.

The will of the people must always be respected.

The distinction between forgiveness and forgetting must always be respected.

He said there were many people in the union who backed Smith and "their views will always be respected".

Mayweather will always be respected for his skill and longevity, even more for his formidable business acumen.

"I think that any player that plays for any club and gives you heart and soul like he does should always be respected," he said.