Sentence examples for being respected rather than from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, she writes, "focus on being respected rather than liked".
This austere, regal leader of a bawling, brawling, newly born democracy seemed more intent on being respected rather than popular.
"People who read a bill and have constructive suggestions ought to be respected rather than criticized.
"They are not always benevolent and should be respected rather than hugged, as they are quite unpredictable.
The comments bolstered Spelman's defence but ultimately her chances of survival may now depend on her standing within the party where she is respected rather than loved.
It seems only fair New Statesman readers have the chance to show her when they disagree, in a way that's respected rather than derided.
This is an argument that can be respected rather than reverting to an attack on profit-driven capitalists who will only exploit our planet's resources.
"The big difference between Rajoy and Zapatero is that Rajoy feels the need to be respected rather than loved," said Fernando Fernández, a professor at the IE Business School in Madrid.
The homes of the future could be like the great houses of the past, run discreetly and efficiently by considerate butlers – quiet havens where the need for solitude and privacy is respected, rather than disregarded by default.
Perhaps we, too, should try just to glimpse a TEF-free and REF-free world and to believe in a future in which the joy of the infant and the curiosity of the scientist are respected, rather than suspected.
