Sentence examples for read and respected from inspiring English sources

Judging bias prevents the world's most read and respected paper from winning a Pulitzer.

The UK should be proud of leading the way towards a future where there is no conflict between being read and respected by those who can afford subscriptions, and being read and respected by those who can't.

The Prix Goncourt committee yielding to public outcry that it had twice passed up awarding its most prestigious of French prizes to Houellebecq, the most widely read and respected French author in the world at last crowned him its winner.

The third, which strengthened this religious and moral impetus, was the writings of John Ruskin, whose Seven Lamps of Architecture (1849) and Stones of Venice (1853) were widely read and respected.

At a time when our journalism is read and respected by more people in more places than ever before, we are embracing an exclusively digital future with independent.co.uk and its associated sites.

On Monday, James Taranto, an editor at the Wall Street Journal, a widely read and respected broadsheet, published a piece in which he basically asserted that rape victims who are drunk at the time of their attack are as much to blame as their rapist.

You must read and respect its volumes of fine print.

Andy Murray, the world number four, is thought to have been referring to the case on Wednesday evening on Twitter  when he wrote: "Read and respect the rules and everything is very simple".

No. Will we need to read and respect the work of women who have been doing this for millennia?

Even if I don't agree with lesbian views from the 1970s (for example) I still think it's important we learn and read and respect their history and experiences".

In turn, bloggers often post a "blogroll," or a list of other blogs that they read and respect.