Sentence examples for most generally respected from inspiring English sources

The most generally respected element of the young commercial television system was its news service, ITN, which had no advertising revenue of its own and was paid for by the other companies.

Reelected in 1843, he declined his mandate in protest against the scandalous manner in which the election had been conducted, but by this time his unimpeachable integrity, unvarying good sense, and encyclopaedic knowledge of the law had made him the most generally respected figure in his camp.

(Eddie Vedder is my second most-loathed artist among musicians generally respected by people whose taste I otherwise respect. I swear, I am less curmudgeonly than I may otherwise sound).

Giulio Tremonti, the new treasury minister, is generally respected.

Messrs Graham and Goss are generally respected by their peers.

Human rights are generally respected, armies have been scaled back and civilians dominate the political discourse.

Until the 17th century, English common law generally respected the confidentiality of the confessional.

The partners have generally respected the agreement.

The "generalist" label is not generally respected in research settings.

Most generally, self-respect is a moral relation of persons (and only persons) to themselves that concerns their own intrinsic worth.

I have come to this theory after pondering various comments over the past couple of months from people whose opinions I generally respect and with whom I agree on most things.