Sentence examples for evoke respect from inspiring English sources

Sheik Yassin was elderly, religious man who used a wheelchair, attributes that evoke respect across the Arab and Muslim world.

There is no meeting of minds on the ethics of abortion, but the talks evoke respect and even affection on both sides.

He had the ability to cultivate deep and long-lasting friendships with well-known scientists, such as the renowned physicist and astronomer François Arago, and to evoke respect and admiration from the common man, an ability that reflected his generosity, humanity, and vision of what science could do.

For that matter, her very name and presence might tend to evoke respect among state legislators.

But it has taken nothing more than a cup of coffee and a backpack to show that American officials can still evoke awe, respect and envy among Chinese, even if unwittingly.

Einstein concludes with the vision that, "... our University will develop speedily into a great spiritual center which will evoke the respect of cultural mankind the world over".

Tyrone Guthrie was an influential 20th-century director whose name evokes "great respect," said Joe Dowling, the theater's artistic director.

I found that just saying, "We're paying back our debt," evoked sympathy and respect.

Put simply, telling gun owners they are bad citizens doesn't tend to evoke a willingness to respect gun control arguments.

Mikhalkov's words evoke "feelings of patriotism, respect for the history of the country and its system of government".

Development of magnetic nanoparticulates as delivery carriers to accommodate cytotoxic drugs for liver cancer treatment has evoked immense interest with respect to their convenience in biomedical application.