Sentence examples for and respect with a from inspiring English sources

This is what Hurray for the Riff Raff do best: take tradition and put a spin on it, combining affection and respect with a sideways, inquiring, look at the past.

In the desert, Balian has a Lawrentian moment of bonding and respect with a Saracen warrior, who approaches him, moreover, without any time-consuming gallop through the shimmering sand.

But that's not the point: he'd have garnered just as much affection and respect with a fraction of that output, given the extraordinary quality and range of his work, his highly effective mentoring of young talent, and his legendary monetary prizes offered for solutions to challenging problems, which were often tantalizingly easy to state but difficult to tackle.

It will also be a workplace of inclusion and respect, with a focus on the development of creativity and ideas.

It will also be a workplace of inclusion and respect, with a main focus on the development of creativity and ideas.

The discourses 'women need to be able to trust their caregivers to act in their best interests, not in the interests of the hospital, doctors or midwives' and 'safe and secure in a relationship built on mutual trust and respect with a known carer', represent the differences in experience between a fragmented maternity service and what can be achieved in a caseload continuity of care model.

A humanitarian loved, and respected with a keen sense of humor, who will be missed by all.

Radical Islamism suffocates conventional Islamic beliefs based on love and mutual respect with a diet of anger, hate and intolerance.

Now is the time to move forward with sensitivity and respect and with a watchful eye on how we behave and what we expect as the traditional American majority becomes just another minority.

The 30-year-old musician is earning the instrument new fans and hard-won respect with a combination of charisma and skill, says Clemency Burton-Hill.

"Paul is an ideologue in the sense that he treasures ideas and respects people with a firm world view," said Kenneth L. Adelman, a friend who worked with him in the Reagan administration.