Sentence examples for for which respect from inspiring English sources

Her art seems to belong to a strand of painting that has historically been dismissed or marginalized, and for which respect tends to come late, if at all.

Speculating on the historical development of the idea that all persons as such deserve respect, and using terms found in Kant's writings on Achtung (the German word usually translated as "respect"), Feinberg (1975) identifies three distinct concepts for which "respect" has been the name.

And, closer to home, my friendly debate partner Emily Nussbaum, in her piece in the current issue about "Louie," refers to "the bear trap of Golden Age rhetoric, in which respect for an auteur equates with worship".

Nasir Aslam Zahid, a former Supreme Court justice in his 70s, blames what he calls moral decay in Pakistani society, in which respect for rules has fallen, merit has been forgotten and cheating has become a way of life.

The U.S. is a country in which respect for the law (whether or not you like it) is deeply rooted and is closely related to moral feelings.

They maintain that there are moral contexts in which respect for persons is not an issue and that there are other dimensions of our moral relations with others that seem not to reduce to respect.

By now it is an open secret the degree to which respect for the Dalai Lama is growing in China within the leadership and business circles and amongst the ordinary people.

It is in everyone's interest -- the victim, the bully and the bystander -- to create a safe environment in which respect for one another is not just a voluntary matter but a baseline norm that we insist upon.

Instead they are optimised using a model for covariance which respects the physical attributes of the robot arm and its linkages.

We're hoping for a decision which respects religious freedom".

We're not; we're looking for some safe haven which respects the noise for its social acuity while allowing group dynamics to accrue.