Sentence examples similar to now respecting from inspiring English sources

The administration is afraid; the zeks now respect him".

Furthermore, the N.B.A. stars now respect their opponents.

"Well, if that's true, I now respect you more now," the host replied.

Western taboos now respect neither god nor sex, but they do respect individuals.

As a now respected mainstream broadcaster, in 1975 he accepted a job on the BBC's Nationwide magazine show.

Senator Stevens must now respect the outcome of the judicial process and the dignity of the United States Senate".

This accounts for the fact that the Udasi is now respected as equal to the most prestigious and ancient Hindu orders.

— Senator Lindsey Graham "We hope President Obama will now respect the will of the people, change course, and commit to making the changes they are demanding.

In 1988, by now respected as a poet, he turned his hand to prose, but his first two novels, "Venus Blue" and "Dark Mirrors," went largely unnoticed.

"It is a source of surprise for some that we would charge charities but there is now respect for the possibility that NGOs might pay their way.

The Mets' opponent this afternoon used to be a joke but is now respected and maybe even resented a bit for the way it keeps buying new talent.