Sentence examples for ever respected from inspiring English sources

Burroughs called Gysin the only man he ever respected, and he diligently acknowledged his creative debts to him.

I remember one employee who, after my crime was revealed, told me I was the only boss he ever respected.

If he had ever respected her enough to tell her the truth about anything, she could have been a source of great strength.

In a clip, she handles virulent racism with stunning grace; she's calm and curious as ever, respected, completely in control, down to earth, even funny.

The old Rust Belt urban air was laced with the cliché gripe of so many winning sports cities, that no one ever respected them until now.

They're not people I have ever respected or liked, and if I can continue to be very publicly successful, that is its own reward for me".

Will India ever respect intellectual property, for example?

"Fewer people than ever respect him, meaning he cannot get anything done.

Roark is the world's most idealistic, uncompromising architect, and the only man Dominique Francon (Patricia Neal) could ever respect enough to love.

Which is ironic, because Mr Shan is well known for being pessimistic that China will ever respect private property and the sanctity of contract opinions that he formed during the Cultural Revolution, when he was doing hard labour in the Gobi desert and so usually keeps Newbridge out of entanglements in China's state-owned sector.

It is, in ever respect, a typical suite, lived-in and comfortable.