Sentence examples for enduring respect from inspiring English sources

Live, though, Shadow really earns his money, and enduring respect.

"They play every game as if it's their last," Deng said with enduring respect.

Whatever our other problems, Britain is a very fortunate land in at least one enduring respect.

The response to him is astonishing, and cannot be explained by his popularity as a pundit, or by enduring respect for his achievements as a player.

Dalí's relationship with, and enduring respect for, Gala also comes up in sharp relief: a vital collaborator and inspiration, willing and able to give him the runaround.

"It wasn't just Ashford and Simpson, but other songs, too, promoted this idea of enduring respect in relationships and love that would keep going on and that wasn't cheap," he said.

When facing hard problems it is simply a good strategy to consider a wide range of enduring, respected ideas bearing on those problems.

As Jason's deployments with the team add up — when he is lost he is 27 — "his early romance for his profession," Ms. Carpenter writes, "has shifted to an old, enduring love, respect and sense of duty".

"As devoted parents, our first priority remains raising our children together with enduring love, respect and friendship".

This respect and the mutual progress toward a goal form the distinction between disruptive town hall meetings, with their shallow media coverage, and the true grit of the enduring and respected Alinsky organizing approach.

These shows, smash hits in their time, are (save for Gershwin's music) largely forgotten today; ironically, his most enduring and respected Broadway work, Porgy and Bess, was lukewarmly received upon its premiere in 1935.