Sentence examples for different respects from inspiring English sources

However, methodological issues associated with that study could have affected the effectiveness of the deprivation procedure (e.g. frequent tactile exploration of their own faces performed by monkeys) and the control stimuli employed differed from faces in many different respects [7].

It broke down a lot of barriers of fear and prejudice in different respects.

Our president, Lee C. Bollinger, has done a fantastic job in many different respects.

"It helps you not to forget how lucky you are – I realise how bloody lucky I am, in so many different respects".

"We have to work in different respects to show that the Kurdish region doesn't just make demands and take things, but that the region is an example for all regions and it can benefit all Iraq".

As she said to me: "In many different respects the premises of the research were all embedded in pre-existing cultural stereotypes and ideas about gay men and about their relationships with their mothers.

And a completely different respect associated with danger".

"I have a different respect now for people who don't have legs".

You have a different respect for your parents when you have children yourself.

Figes's distortion of the fate of Dina Ioelson-Grodzianskaia (pp. 361-62), who survived eight years in the Gulag, is grievous in a different respect.

"As soon as I got away from businessmen," she said in an e-mail message, "the world was different: respect for geekliness, double points for female".