Sentence examples for most important respected from inspiring English sources

The co-founder of one of the most important, respected, and beloved clubs in the country has died after a battle with cancer.

But in the most important respects, he is just like all the other European leaders, still.

In most important respects, it can be said, Miss Bumbry made an exciting night of it.

(The most important respect in which zirconium differs from titanium is that lower oxidation states are of minor importance).

The notion that shareholders "own" the corporation is in most important respects wrong and needs careful qualification.

In fact, I am amazed that you quote Dr. Sultan and then praise a backward Islamic society that is still in the middle ages in most important respects.

Schoenberg replied at once: he liked the pictures, and he was convinced that their work had "much in common and indeed in the most important respects".

It is at this moment that Pemberton's and Grant's accounts of the surrender negotiations differ in the most important respects.

I was perfectly happy to overlook the absence of plausible characters and the sublimation of motivation to a bunch of mythic "forces", as long as the movie succeeded in one most important respect: it had to deliver enchantment.

"The findings of this report suggest that the majority of English satellite towns are eclipsed by their nearest cities in some of the most important respects – such as residents' health, and level of qualifications.

The most important respect in which hafnium differs from titanium is that lower oxidation states are of minor importance; there are relatively few compounds of hafnium in other than its tetravalent states.