Sentence examples for he has won respect from inspiring English sources

Since then he has won respect as a dogged campaigner.

Along with some other Democrats, he has won respect for demanding that the party not be seen as antagonistic to religion.

But Ryan says he has won respect within the Brown camp: "What makes him unusual is he is very much concerned with the detail of delivery.

Instead, he has won respect for his work in civil society and education, being one of the founders of Mogadishu's Simad university, where he was a lecturer and served as its first dean for 10 years until he resigned to enter politics.

Gerardo Pelosi writes in Il Sole 24 Ore that although Mr Gentiloni appears so far to have preferred to keep a low profile, in the two years that he has served as foreign minister he has won respect in European and world capitals.

While she has won respect as a senator of seven years, and has become a student of the military as a member of the Armed Services Committee, her seasoning in the White House is at the core of her campaign argument.

As director of the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris from 1988 to 1995, as director of France's Aix-en-Provence Aix-en-Provence Aix-en-Provenceoperaso as music director ofestivalenna Fesince 1997 handwonowespect also masager with a knack for bringing together top-flight conductors, directors and singers.

He had won respect as a successful New York City art dealer whose sales helped him float an adventurous program of exhibitions at his Deitch Projects gallery.

If he goes through with it, he risks cheapening a television institution that has won respect around the world for half a century, all for the sake of a laddy bet.

He has solid free-market credentials and has won respect in financial circles for his work as single-market commissioner in the outgoing team.The choice of Mr Lamy, by contrast, is controversial.

It is a group that has won respect over the years". However, he said, the group should expand its range and number of units.