Sentence examples for holding respect from inspiring English sources

We stand on his shoulders by holding respect and integrity as immutable.

Indeed, this last theory soon ceased to hold respect.

He wanted to explain why certain people or institutions hold respect, credence, and prestige in a society and used the concept symbolic capital to describe this phenomenon.

Because of RCA's leniency in the end, the band's departure was peaceful despite complications, and they still hold respect for RCA for what the label allowed them to do.

Men always hold respect for women who inspire them in some way.

A couple of dozen of the governments that now hold respected places at the United Nations came to power as a result of "old terrorist" campaigns.New terrorism, by contrast, has no explicit agenda, and its perpetrators have no realistic programme for taking power themselves.

Drawings for the Vornado tower, which was approved last year but now appears to be on hold, respect the setback — Vornado did not try to recover the lost space.

"Process" means holding and respecting free elections — and how important is that, really?

Teachers used to be held in respect like doctors but not any more".

The same pattern holds with respect to politicians and their marriage vows.

Nor did Virginia's leaders hold much respect for the new leaders in Richmond.