Sentence examples for enough to respecting from inspiring English sources
Nas is also mindful enough of history and committed enough to respecting it that he collaborates with artists who've died, an act of personal memoir more than homage: "Cherry Wine" features Winehouse, who was an avowed Nas fan, and "The Don" is partly credited to Heavy D, who died last year: "Although he's on to another chapter/Heavy D gave this beat to Salaam for me to rap to".
Someone like Scott Turow, who commands attention but is refined enough to respect my intelligence.
Evidently, Horyn knew Scott well enough to respect this fiercely private woman, especially after her death.
That is reason enough to respect all life that exists, so Darwinism is not incompatible with religion.
The man, while ready enough to throw over his own traces, is tender enough to respect hers, and so they part.
Her MPs must now show themselves big enough to respect Commons reality – and not tear their party to bits over merely a trade deal.
Hopefully smart enough to respect what his highly experienced predecessor left him and, given funds superior to what Hodgson had, build on that handy foundation.
When Svetlana won in the U.S. last year, even though Carly was young, she was smart enough to respect the champion and be polite".
Whether or not he even decides to go to college when the time is right, I want him to resemble a person thoughtful enough to return a granola bar, and gracious enough to respect every person in his community.
As finance ministers from the 16 countries that share the euro prepared to meet Monday night in Brussels, a regularly scheduled event, the onus was on Athens to prove that it could do enough to respect its target.
