Sentence examples for long been respected from inspiring English sources

They have long been respected by songwriters, as the prizes are voted for by fellow songwriters.

But General Jones has long been respected and admired by both Republicans and Democrats.

The Pumas have long been respected for their defense, passion and uncompromising forward play, particularly in the scrums.

It follows that, as a novelist, Mr. Harrigan has long been respected but never lionized by the prize-bestowing committees and literary tastemakers.

Although Claudel had long been respected as a novelist in France, only one of his previous books had been translated into English.

Though Stony Brook has long been respected for its science curriculum, surveys of college music programs frequently rank that department among the top 25 in the nation.

"The Guardian, which until not that long ago was respected but little-read outside the UK, is now in the front ranks of English-language newspapers and one of the most important and influential journalistic organisations in the world".

"Judge Webster has a long career and is respected on both sides of the aisle as an individual of integrity," a White House spokeswoman, Claire Buchan, said.

When a mild, well-spoken man arrives in the emergency room -- his 30th admittance to Bellevue -- with symptoms of grandiose delusion, a doctor comments: "He doesn't mind being here so long as it's respected that he is God.

He says that learning to say no; understanding that "they don't have to like you" as long as you are respected and obeyed; being consistent; and following through on threats work equally as well at home and in the workplace.

The code would protect the right of one or more communities to worship at a sacred site; the right of tourists to visit such sites as long as worship is respected; and the right of individuals and groups to manifest their faith at holy places.