Sentence examples for hardly respected from inspiring English sources

The efforts of Margaret Sanger (who is mentioned elsewhere in Kevles's review without a hint of how she suffered from censorship and was forced to flee the country) to publicize accurate information on sex, health and venereal disease were hardly respected by the authorities.

A strict classification is hardly respected because there are various syntheses found in the literature on this topic, it seems difficult to clearly distinguish these different porosities.

One can hardly respect a system of education that would leave the student wholly ignorant of the currents of religious thought that move the world society for a part in which he is being prepared.

It's hardly respect, chief, when you do your duty; it's what's expected of you.

A woman with a "great personality" probably doesn't hear about how beautiful her eyes are that often, whereas a drop dead gorgeous woman may hardly be respected enough to be asked what her political views on a topic are.

Under the unwritten code of bicycle racing, which hardly anyone has respected for years, riders are not supposed to speed away in such a situation.

Mrs Merkel is respected but hardly loved.

In her lifetime John was well respected but hardly to the level achieved by her brother.

While Ms Kennedy may be famous and generally respected, she hardly comes to the interviewing table with a resume packed with political experience.

Today, however, the choices rarely inspire much enthusiasm; the honorees are respected but hardly iconic; the annual telecast of the ceremony is a superficial spectacle full of cultural solecisms; and audiences who care primarily about the traditional arts that are central to the Kennedy Center's daily activity find little to interest them.

In a country where hardly any work is respected and students, pampered by parents, never have to work to pay for their own education, it is relatively unknown that if you visit Cambridge, the waitress who serves you could be a student of the great university, though Sonia was just a language student.