Sentence examples for lasting respect from inspiring English sources

He craves lasting respect for his serious compositions, although he has not written many of them.

Even amid Argentina's tumultuous transition from military dictatorship to democracy in the early 1980s, Grondona steadily expanded his influence; achievements such as Argentina's 1986 World Cup victory and his 1988 appointment to FIFA's executive committee earned him lasting respect.

It claims that Mr White won the match and with it, the lasting respect and goodwill of the Oneidas.

By almost every measure, he has not only survived but thrived, earning lasting respect from younger chefs, many of whom trained in his kitchens.

Bragg was supporting Col. Jefferson Davis's regiment at the time, and his bravery earned him the lasting respect of the future Confederate president.

Although his earlier presidency was marred by widespread corruption and human rights abuses, he relinquished power voluntarily in 1979, becoming the first general to do so and earning the lasting respect of Western leaders like President Carter.

Moreover, the antinociceptive effect of compound 9 was longer lasting with respect to LP1.

(For the record, all the shears here did very well in that last respect).

In this last respect the outcome proved disappointing, but politically and strategically Stolbova was a treaty of European importance.

In this last respect the Roosevelts may even remind us a bit of a more recent White House marriage.

In this last respect, the Journal had more than a little in common with the man who inspired it.