Sentence examples for is now respected from inspiring English sources

This accounts for the fact that the Udasi is now respected as equal to the most prestigious and ancient Hindu orders.

The Mets' opponent this afternoon used to be a joke but is now respected and maybe even resented a bit for the way it keeps buying new talent.

He says he has faith in the judiciary, which in 2007 was widely dismissed as inept and corrupt, but is now respected as one of Kenya's more dependable public institutions.

This book is the BBC arts editor's unashamedly populist take on what modern art is about and why something that was once viewed as "a bad joke" is now "respected and revered".

But while Abbie is now respected for standing her ground against his bullying, she doesn't like to think about what might have happened if she hadn't had some senior colleagues and administrators in her corner, where she expected her department chair to be.

He points to American Jews as a community that was once reviled but is now respected.

"It is a source of surprise for some that we would charge charities but there is now respect for the possibility that NGOs might pay their way.

And leaders from this region who have willingly and freely given up power -- men like Nelson Mandela of South Africa and Sir Ketumile Masire of Botswana -- are now respected elder statesmen who mediate conflicts in Burundi and Congo.

Serlemitsos reflects that many of the young people she worked with and nurtured on those early campaigns and supported in their NGO initiatives are now respected professionals operating at an international level.

He also commented that pious students had once been ridiculed, but were now respected.

Ashurst feels that she's over the first hurdle, at least; that she's now respected as a player, but it's taken a long time.