Sentence examples for deep-rooted respect from inspiring English sources
My friend Craig Ward, a typographer whose website is called Words Are Pictures and who shares what he calls my "deep-rooted respect for punctuation", ponders in the reverse direction.
America and Britain share the same language and culture, the same legal system, the same deep-rooted respect for democracy and representative institutions, the same religious and moral assumptions and — not least — the same sense of humor.
America and Britain share the same language and culture, the same deep-rooted respect for democracy and representative institutions, the same religious and moral assumptions and similar legal systems.
If my quest, in what I do -- to make women look and feel beautiful -- reflects even a tiny fraction of my deep-rooted respect for them, and succeeds in celebrating these lives of strength and substance, then I will consider it a job well done.
"For the filmmakers who spend their entire lives recording beautiful images of dwindling wildlife, I have only a sense of awe and a deep rooted respect".
Thai society's respect for its royal family is deep-rooted and codified into civil law.
I believe that one day Turkey will divide into two countries – the Turks and Kurds don't respect each other and that hatred is too deep-rooted.
Respect for and confidence in medical authority are deep-rooted in Greek culture.
By starting to draw up the land-use plan, the local community has emphasized the deep-rooted agricultural vocation of the places remarking a sort of otherness with respect to the city, even if the inhabitants perceive themselves as citizens.
"Indeed, our thinking about moral purity appears in some respects to be a metaphorical extension of our deep-rooted aversion to filth and contamination".
