The abiding theme of Deutch's tenure at the C.I.A. was a kind of ongoing guerrilla war between the D.C.I.'s office on the seventh floor and the clandestine folks, marked by disrespect on Deutch's side and increasing dislike on the D.O.'s.
The fourth estate is somewhat whitewashed, the disrespect for politicians marked but restrained (the PM, heard on radio, is a pompous, complacent Macmillan soundalike), and the special effects now invite the epithet "impressively stylised".
It's certainly true that this president's tenure has been marked by highhandedness and casual disrespect for constitutional norms (sound familiar?), and after flip-flopping on a campaign promise and ramming through the '04 constitutional change, now he's angling for a referendum to allow him a third.
Ibrahimovic made the first mark of disrespect, scoring at 62 minutes.
As things stand, save those for whom life is almost impossibly difficult and getting their children to school at all represents an achievement in the face of overwhelming odds, not getting changed before you leave home is a mark of disrespect.
Korda, who celebrated his 72nd birthday at an exhibition of his work at the National Gallery in London, said: "I have always considered it a mark of disrespect for the picture to be used without my permission and without me being credited as the author.
While most people I've talked to don't seem to care that the luxury boxes ringing the arena typically stay lit during concerts, I think it's a serious lapse in taste and a mark of disrespect to a performer.
The gangs use graffiti to mark turf and to show disrespect for enemies.
"What seems to have come back is pathetic party politics which shows utter disrespect for my constituents who do want to mark the centenary.
Union president Karen Lewis told the Chicago Sun-Times Thursday that Emanuel's recent actions concerning the extended school day essentially mark "just out-and-out disrespect and war" against not only the teachers union, but all labor unions citywide.
My evidence comes from the United States, where the putting-children-first principle has been particularly strong, a mark of its modernism, driving economy, individualism, and relative disrespect for tradition and the elderly.
