Sentence examples for less respectfully from inspiring English sources
Rather less respectfully, he revealed that Karpov has "three young professional players working with him" to prepare the games.
But outside the world of country music, Mr. Jackson is often viewed less respectfully, not as an American original but as a Nashville clone.
But she was challenged by a studio audience member who disagreed rather less respectfully, interrupting Forster with shouts of: "What about the children, the innocent children?" "If we bring this bill in, what's going to happen to the young children who are not even going to have a mother or a father?
She was shouted down -- quite rudely -- by a single-issue group that treated her even less respectfully than Kanye West treated Taylor Swift.
It's unlikely that the drivers themselves provoked the officers into acting more disrespectfully, as officers tend to speak less respectfully to black drivers even within the first few minutes of a stop, or "even before the driver has had the opportunity to say much at all," the researchers found.
Patients perceived as 'difficult' may be labelled as such in services, and subsequently be at increased risk to be treated less respectfully, less effectively, and to be excluded from health services because of their failure to comply with its implicit and explicit rules for 'proper' patienthood [ 8- 10].
The idea that males are rowdy, always have been, and always will be, allows us as a society to think that males have less responsibility to act respectfully.
The contrarian theories, faithfully and respectfully reported, become less interesting as they slide beyond parody.
Choose two datapoints that are greater than zero and less than prime1 and prime2 respectfully.
Both Read and Graham Lord turn out to be diligent biographers, producing accounts which are respectfully thorough if occasionally less than thrilling.
It tries to treat its passengers respectfully and it is less likely to turf you out at an airport 50 miles from the city centre.
