Sentence examples for rather than respectful from inspiring English sources
Pitchfork Media's Sean Fennessey commended Jamie xx for being bold rather than respectful of Scott-Heron's material with a "finicky, hard-charging production [that] trumps Scott-Heron's voice, overpowering it with ideas, if not focus".
But it doesn't mask the very real divide between civilians and military in the United States; it can also result in substance-less flag-waving rather than respectful-and-informed debate about US national security.
It's a world away from the original in both execution and intent; it's social rather than solitary, respectful rather than irritating.
Himmelfarb mounts a vigorous argument that the British philosophy was "reformist rather than subversive, respectful of the past and present even while looking forward to a more egalitarian future".
There's honest sentiment in them, rather than the respectful entombment that has made the occasional attempt to revive the form (in limp pictures like "Evita") such a letdown.
Rather than engaging in respectful dialogue, the Tea Party and their Republican sympathizers simply paint government as the problem and place cross-hairs on all the elected officials who disagree with them.
Somehow the sparseness helps make this gesture seem timely and respectful rather than crass.
"Our colleague encouraged her to be respectful rather than confrontational," it said, noting that she had asked the questions she wanted to ask.
Warpaint play an NME tent in three inches of water, their shimmering guitars and understated funk rhythms receiving respectful rather than rapturous applause.
Sadly, some 'journalists' made the decision to focus almost entirely on the wealth of the family rather than write a sensitive, respectful piece on a life lost too soon.
The best parts of "Benjamin Smoke" are the musical passages, which provide necessary evidence that Mr. Dickerson was not just a colorful, doomed eccentric and which make "Benjamin Smoke" authentically respectful rather than lurid or condescending.
