Sentence examples for having high regard from inspiring English sources

Because both institutional respect and evaluative respect can be for persons in roles or position, the phrase "respecting someone as an R" might mean either having high regard for a person's excellent performance in the role or behaving in ways that express due consideration or deference to an individual qua holder of that position.

So unless these other late Buddhist masters also went to Hogwarts with Venerable Dhammajayo to learn how to bewitch masses of devotees, I think it's pretty safe to say having high regard for one's masters isn't strictly a Dhammakaya thing.

Some Republicans have high regard for her.

"We have high regard for the commissioner," Dolan said.

But he had high regard for the patients.

"And Wall Street has always had high regard for its management".

Wall Street, which has high regard for Mr. Karmazin, has been hoping for a resolution as a guarantee of stable management.

In 2007, he singled out two Western authors whose knowledge he had high regard for: Noam Chomsky and Michael Scheuer.

Torre and Mel Stottlemyre, the pitching coach, have enjoyed Parker's ascension, and they have high regard for his professionalism and intensity.

But Mr. Lescure made it clear that he had high regard for "one of the top American executives".

"I've watched him, and he's very at home with supporters, and he has high regard for supporters, and I think that has merit as well".