Sentence examples for no more respect from inspiring English sources

There is no more respect for managers".

There is no more respect for hospitals and medical staff.

After all, pests have no more respect for organic farmers than they do for conventional ones.

"Beyond that," he continued, "the media has lost its respect for one small, simple word: 'truth.' There is no more respect for the word truth".

You give me no more respect than your country did when I visited here to address the U.N. in 1960 after the revolution and Eisenhower said I couldn't leave Manhattan.

Yet Dombrowski has no more respect and admiration for Beane, whom he has known for 25 years, than he does for his longtime friend Duquette, whom he worked with in Montreal and spoke with often during his time away from major league baseball.

She goes on to say that "in the absence of criteria that can enable us to know just when dignity is violated, the concept remains hopelessly vague" and that it "means no more than respect for persons or their autonomy".

I respect the French, but no more than I respect my own country and language – the language of Tolstoy, Pushkin and so on".

"He has a very high standard and a strong code of ethics — He's like, 'No, I have more respect for myself, I love you but I'm not going to do that my whole life,'" Bell explained.

Specifically, we require for the lineage-tissue mappings no more than to respect unanimity: For all x and y, if xR iy for all lineages L i, then xRy for the tissue.

But this is no more than happens in respect of many practice-forbidding laws which this Court has upheld although drawn in general terms so as to include individual cases that may turn out to be innocuous in themselves.