Sentence examples similar to greatest respectability from inspiring English sources

Spring break, she writes, "has been Facebooked into greater respectability".

And now it has a business ally who may help it win even greater respectability: Rudolph W. Giuliani.

But spring break here -- a city that tends to attract slightly more moneyed students who can afford the relatively steep hotel prices -- has been Facebooked into greater respectability.

In the 16th century the plays reached a level of greater respectability when Hans Sachs wrote many Fastnachtsspiele among his 208 plays.

In fact, Stamp argues that much about women's films and filmgoing in the postnickelodeon years challenged, rather than served, the industry's drive for greater respectability.

The Catholic control meant that contraceptives were unavailable, and it was local Republican ladies of great respectability who fought that matter through the legal system.

But "others at the magazine have better judgment, more scruples, and greater respectability than I do," he writes in a forward to this uproarious volume.

"Jazz gives poetry a much wider following and poetry brings jazz the greater respectability that people seem to think it needs," he said in 1958.

Drag racing as an organized sport began in the 1930s on dry lake beds in southern California, and it gained greater respectability after Wally Parks helped organize the Southern California Timing Association (SCTA) in 1938.

This line has been intentionally blurred since the term "graphic novel" has gained greater respectability with book buyers, so it's slapped on any comic that is done in a long form.

With an eye toward earning greater respectability, this crop of political Web sites is hoping for more than just page views and traffic-driving links from the Drudge Report.