Sentence examples for officially respected from inspiring English sources

He lived among the political and financial élites, yet he had become such a scalding critic of Wall Street — the too clever engineering, the over-the-top pay — that he was now an internal dissident, officially respected and unofficially distrusted.

He lived among the political and financial élites, yet he had become such a scalding critic of Wall Street the too clever engineering, the over-the-top pay that he was now an internal dissident, officially respected and unofficially distrusted.

After all, if religions deemed "heathen" were to be officially respected, there would be no justification for converting their adherents to Christianity.

He should be working on another album," while another said: "If Big Boi does Celeb Big Brother UK I have officially lost respect for him!" Whitney Houston's daughter Bobbi Kristinia Brown was recently linked to this year's Big Brother, along with 5ive singer Abz Love and model Sophie Anderton.

Optimistic talk of reform has been replaced by officially articulated respect for "graduated incrementalism".

Communities such as Rio Hondo have now been stuck in legal limbo for almost a decade: Officially their territorial boundaries should be respected while their application is being processed, but in reality the authorities have done little to expel incoming settlers.

Although he was officially retired, his opinion was still sought after and respected.

A state forensic science commission in Texas is officially looking into the case and selected a widely respected expert to analyze whether the forensic testimony was valid.

Before smoking was officially banned in malls, the only smoke-free spaces that were respected in the city were mosques and petrol stations, says Utami, only half jokingly.

Although he had officially retired on August 1 , 1965 his opinion was still sought after and respected.

The Arabian horses who have served in this role have respected pedigrees and were well-trained riding horses prior to officially becoming mascots.