Sentence examples for equally respectable from inspiring English sources

The humanities and the arts, generally speaking, provide the means for seeing cultural differences as equal and equally respectable, and provide powerful incentives to explore the rootedness and interrelatedness of all things, situations, concepts and values.

As OnlineSchools.com's graphic notes, much of the world uses it, but equally respectable publishing houses and publications do not.

In 2006, album sales soared 53 per cent in the run up to Mother's Day while last year an equally respectable spike of 25 per cent was recorded.

Jonah Goldberg is an editor and writer at National Review, the leading journal of supposedly mainstream conservatism, and his writing has appeared in equally respectable venues.

You could write an equally respectable survey of the state of modern capitalism by telling the story of a dozen family firms.Family businesses make up more than 90% of the world's companies.

For a number of years it was a marketplace for securities not considered reputable enough for listing on the New York Stock Exchange, but it came to be considered an equally respectable exchange with its own listing requirements for securities and admissions requirements for members.

All veterans being well, QPR could easily field a respectable back three – but you suspect Redknapp would feel more serene if he could still entice at last one equally good but younger central defender.

Children waking throughout the night, as well as the struggle to get children off to bed at a respectable hour, were equally important issues for parents.

The talented actor Terry Kinney turns feature-film director to guide a regiment of equally appealing performers — Alan Alda, Matthew Broderick, Virginia Madsen, Lois Smith, Dylan Baker, Bobby Cannavale — through their respectable if pedestrian paces in the comedy-drama hybrid "Diminished Capacity".

For some time now, Lib Dems have been torn between the urge to appear safe, respectable and electable, and the equally urgent need for a clear and dominant purpose.

His vision of the mores and minutiae of the respectables and the notables is equally contemptuous, and his ending similarly suggests a state of crisis.