Sentence examples for be respected on from inspiring English sources
noun
An attitude of consideration or high regard
- He is an intellectual giant, and I have great respect for him.
Or are societal conventions and outfit etiquette supposed to be respected on this day as well?
All these guys have to be respected on offense, so the rest of us just have to cut, stay open and make things easier for ourselves".
"[This was] on the presumption that it should be respected on the part of the French, and that it should be maintained as bona fide by Luxemburg herself.
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"I'm respected on both sides of the aisle and I can get things done".
The administration's estimates were prepared largely by government actuaries, civil servants whose work is respected on Capitol Hill.
Mr. Clarke is respected on Wall Street, and some analysts speculate that he could become the chief executive.
He set up his firm in 1994, and has long been respected on Wall Street as an "event-driven" investor making money through arbitrage on mergers and acquisitions.
That's what he has been aspiring for this whole time, that he is respected, on the top of the world".
The rebels, so far, have been unable to form a chain of command that is respected on the ground, has real authority, and can enforce direction.
The course is respected on the Tour and players love it, but there's no such thing as a perfect site".
