Sentence examples for deepened respect from inspiring English sources

Would they have deepened respect for sportsmanship among the Michigan and Ohio State players and college football programs more generally?

Two weeks later I was looking at it with a deepened respect.

Brogan credits Tocqueville with a deepening respect for the French people in the decade before his death in 1859.

If Latin America were to demonstrate that democracy and deepening respect for human rights produced growing economies that included poor people and minorities, then the project of development, in its more secular and non-violent form, would gain renewed traction globally.

It deepened his respect for the troops, Mr. Haysbert said, despite his opposition to the war.

One wrote that, after playing the games, his "feelings have deepened in respect for those who have died".

My own attempts to do this have deepened my respect for scientific journalists, who have to assimilate quickly, with a looming deadline, topics with which they may be quite unfamiliar.

Despite their friendship, Carson received honest, often critical evaluations that at once made him want to jump across the table while also deepening his respect for Martin.

However, these informal interactions may have helped them deepen their respect, communication, and understanding for the distributions of various capabilities and lack thereof held in their team.

But the investment in time and energy will only deepen your respect for your special person.

The argument is that giving inanimate objects standing in court deepens our respect for  their right to "exist, thrive and evolve," in the words of the Oakland-based Earth Law Center.