Sentence examples for command the respect of from inspiring English sources

I would lose unsightly fat, become irresistible to women, regain my short-term memory and command the respect of my GP.

Perry's outrageous comments on climate change – like his earlier remarks about Obama's inability to command the respect of US forces – are a core part of his political strategy.

Then, it must command the respect of the people and develop a common trust, not an easy thing to do these days in Africa.

He may be a moderately free-wheeling six-shooter off the field but his dedication and love of the game command the respect of his peers on it.

"...Republicans in 1952 had few men who were qualified by knowledge & experience to be Sec. of State, & fewer still who could command the respect of both isolationists & internationalists.

Certainly Brady and the others, Super Bowl winners all, are more accomplished than Sanchez, but they also command the respect of their teammates.

"He certainly commanded the respect of the troops".

David has always respected, and commanded the respect of, his team-mates and the fans".

But she simply has not commanded the respect of an Edward Levi, from Congress or the president.

For starters, he commanded the respect of every player in the locker room.

And that requires strong leadership from a president who commands the respect of his fellow justices.