Sentence examples for long respect from inspiring English sources

Opponents sputter in rage against what they regard as the elderly president's upending of the long respect for law displayed in this impoverished but proud country of 12.5 million, which is dependent on foreign aid, fishing, peanuts and phosphate.

If your parents ask you not to talk on the phone for too long, respect their wishes.

Both have deep Southern roots, and each has long respected the work of the other.

For these reasons and others, they have long respected each other, and each has aided the other's career.

"He is the man in the middle," said Lee H. Hamilton, a former Democratic congressman long respected for his foreign affairs acumen.

After a nasty, dispiriting campaign, he seemed on that stage to be the senator we long respected for his service to this country and his willingness to compromise.

People here feel particularly betrayed by Hezbollah, an organization long respected by Syrians of all faiths for its fight against Israel.

He says he has "long respected Marissa's talent and tenacity" and that her decision to lead Yahoo was a bold one.

People seemed shocked that this has happened to the N.F.C. East, long respected as one of the most powerful, competitive divisions in professional football.

"I have long respected EQA's successful navigation of the financial crisis and am thrilled to be joining this proven investment team," said Dr. Kroszner.

What a treat to see a trainer like Matz, long respected and admired as a competitor in the jumper ring, convert his knowledge and experience into making a champion race horse.