Sentence examples for heightened respect from inspiring English sources
Or possibly he is right and Munich will come back with a renewed work ethic and heightened respect for BATE before they meet again in Germany, later in the group phase.
Certainly, American Airlines, a unit of the AMR Corporation, now regards Mr. Stewart with heightened respect.
Or maybe the prices indicate a heightened respect for the sort of unforced pleasures perfect for a summer evening.
It's difficult to tell whether he's completely serious in asserting that the first animals herded and bred for food were snails, yet the idea of Paleolithic humans tending their mollusks is deliciously striking and may well result in a heightened respect for these vehicles for garlic and butter.
I acquired a heightened respect for actors too: There was nothing computer-generated about the water drenching Halle Berry up to her neck; and David Gyasi, who plays an English-speaking 19th-century Moriori islander, riffed from a pitch-perfect Maori accent to Caribbean and then to African with the ease of a man changing hats.
John F. Kennedy, 1963: And today, having witnessed in recent months a heightened respect for our national purpose and power — having seen the courageous calm of a united people in a perilous hour — and having observed a steady improvement in the opportunities and well-being of our citizens — I can report to you that the state of this old but youthful Union, is good.
She said the book, which includes tales of large judgments Mr. Edwards won for average people when he was a trial lawyer, was intended to heighten respect for him and the work he did.
That he coached with a soft voice in a game of fire and brimstone only heightened the respect his players had for him.
Embassy agrees with BP's assessment that the future of energy projects in the region depends critically on improving the security of existing infrastructure, and on visibly heightened cooperation in this respect among Caspian/Caucasus states.
