Sentence examples for grave respect from inspiring English sources

You may notice the grave respect with which women treat their babies, the formal clothing worn by laborers, how intimately connected are the city and the countryside.

Other countries despise the U.K. for this heresy, and believe that it is yet another instance of British xenophobia at its most insolent and thuggish, but what arouses British mirth is not funny foreigners but funny foreign songs, as well as the grave respect in which they are held by the foreigners, who become funny as a result.

Sweett might be its only victory so far, but the misconduct was so grave in every respect that the company had no other option than to plead guilty.

Sedimentation is a matter of grave concern with respect to the Koshi rivers/tributaries which spans a staggering length of 720 km with about 92,538 km2 of drainage area (Nayak 1996).

It was a very somber, solemn atmosphere, one of grave silence and respect," Andres explains.

"The wolf is a good hunter," my father once told me with a grave note of respect.

"But I think there are grave consequences with respect to the balance of power between the executive and the legislative branches if we don't pass an AUMF," he said.

Although we observed that hospitalized hypoglycemia was relatively uncommon, we found that it carried a grave prognosis with respect to morbidity and mortality.

"Renouncing it would be a grave error, not respecting it would be irresponsible, because it is a good accord that is essential to peace at a time where the risk of a conflagration cannot be excluded," he said.

I thought that maybe some day, if I was travelling from Armagh to Dublin, during one of my regular visits home, I would detour near Newry and visit her grave, pay my respects.

Offending against life is a grave offence, whilst respecting it has very little merit.