Sentence examples for particularly respectful from inspiring English sources

The medina is not particularly respectful of intellectual property rights.

These tribulations have earned Boehner press coverage that's sympathetic without being particularly respectful.

He mingled with the various footie types, making a particularly respectful fuss of an old gentleman who had been a famed player for Derby in the 40s.

The two thieves didn't seem to be particularly respectful toward art — they sliced two of the Rembrandts out of their frames — but they did manage to sneak away with a haul worth as much as $500 million today.

Maybe your relationship was never particularly respectful, or maybe during the seventeenth shouting match or stonewalled silence during the breakup period, the respect that you once enjoyed finally eroded.

For three years, I've listened to David Ourlicht and his friends -- a particularly respectful, intelligent and articulate collection of young men and women -- struggle with the psychological stigmatization of being arbitrarily stopped and menaced by the very people assigned to protect them.

Recent immigrants from Latin America are particularly loyal, respectful of the church not just because of its dominance in their home countries, but also because of the support it offers newcomers to the United States.

The televised nomination sessions led to much debate among ordinary Iranians, who said they had expected the lawmakers to be more respectful, particularly because Mr. Rouhani had won by an emphatic majority.

While it targets Mr Obama particularly, it is barely more respectful of the Republican hierarchy in Washington.

Nussbaum is particularly impressed with Williams's respectful treatment of the Narragansett Indians, whose language and culture he struggled to understand at a time when most of the colonists thought of them as beasts or devils.

It is time for women's autonomy and respectful care to be prioritized, particularly in poor, rural communities.