Sentence examples for feel respectable from inspiring English sources
Perhaps each, in his own way, makes the other feel respectable.
Mr Corbyn offers a perfectly respectable prospectus for making Labour feel good about itself.
More formal attire will add to the experience - and guests are less likely to over-imbibe and get out of hand if they feel more respectable.
At 25 years old, Lakota feels almost respectable, although anyone who has witnessed the spectacularly unruly psy-trance night "Tribe of Frog" would be hard pressed to use that word.
As for drone critics, they saw a bid to make the killing of far-off foreigners feel antiseptic and respectable.
Here is a quote by a humbled man who I feel sets a respectable standard for each and every person to live by, the Dalai Lama: "Follow the three R's.
But even respectable websites feel no compunction about helping visitors find the MP3 titles they want to download.
But before she can feel worthy of a respectable man she needs to settle the question of her parentage.
Even Virginia Woolf's father, Leslie Stephen, censored Hardy unmercifully, making him take out or tone down anything liable to make a respectable reader feel squeamish.
He said the same should be true for all organisations within the student union, and added: "Whilst our meetings are open to all people, believers and unbelievers, when it comes to being a voting member or leader of the Christian union we feel it is perfectly respectable to restrict access to people who call themselves Christians".
Which led me to feel my 158, while respectable, doesn't make me a prodigy.
