Sentence examples for ample respect from inspiring English sources

The clothes, however, were not, and Mr. Kurland pays ample respect to their notion of cool, while not copying them.

Johnson's standing, then, is ideal for a writer today: ample respect from his colleagues and peers, a bit of support from institutions and a large following that has nonetheless left him vaguely outside of things.

Custom-made reference spectra thus allow ample flexibility with respect to different sample preparation protocols and experimental set-ups in a particular lab or for specific applications.

There were stories about kind and honest conversations, crying, mutual respect, ample time given for the dumpee to say their piece, but not so much time that they felt like they could convince the dumper to reconsider.

The investigations about the biomechanical properties specifically about ascending aorta aneurysms have been approached mostly during the past decade, while there is ample scientific literature with respect to abdominal aortic aneurysms.

In that respect there is ample common ground – so much so that there is growing talk in some Labour circles of a "New-Blue alliance" to shape Labour policy in the future.

But unsurprisingly, this left ample room for "slack" with respect to which logical forms should be associated with a given sentential utterance.

These results suggest that there is still ample room for improvement with respect to author awareness and participation in the community curation scheme.

Stated another way, I understand and respect that there will be ample discussion about atheism and/or humanism during the festival and that the speakers may criticize organized religion or its practitioners... .. - Colonel Stephen J. Sicinski, Fort Bragg Garrison Commander.

Both are highly respected and well known, with ample experience in development and economic policy making.

Public schools are all gender segregated out of respect for local culture and receive ample funding from the government; however, teacher quality tends to be low, and there is no guidance counseling.