Sentence examples for generally respect from inspiring English sources

I generally respect those companies and they've generated some awesome innovations.

I generally respect the professional ballplayer, respect his skills and determination -- and, necessarily, his passion.

Later he explained that having joined a union, one "should generally respect the rules and the quirks of decision-making".

This pronouncement -- that judges should generally respect precedents, except those that are flamboyantly wrong -- will hardly reassure partisans of Roe v. Wade.

It is the political equivalent of stare decisis, the principle by which judges generally respect precedents, or things already decided, to maintain stability and social order.

The Wi-Fi is usually dismal, the phone signal intermittent at best and people generally respect the earphones and the open laptop.

Giulio Tremonti, the new treasury minister, is generally respected.

Messrs Graham and Goss are generally respected by their peers.

Human rights are generally respected, armies have been scaled back and civilians dominate the political discourse.

Until the 17th century, English common law generally respected the confidentiality of the confessional.

Mr. Dockery treads gently, poking fun, describing small epiphanies and generally respecting the mystery of things.