Sentence examples for regaining respect from inspiring English sources

To his surprise, Mr. Hart found that there's even a majority (59percentt) seeking a president who would help America in "regaining respect around the world".

As a way of destabilising their shame, of regaining respect, these young men admit to feeling like klapping the young women who have shamed them.

He promised to regain respect in Brussels and Frankfurt.

The company has a long way to go to regain respect on Wall Street.

This man is going to regain respect for America's human rights record? JOHN HANSON Greenville, S.C., June 14 , 2001

How can loyalty regain respect in an era better versed in its costs than in its benefits?

AFTER a humiliating decline as a world power, Russia is working hard to regain respect and authority.

"The United States has a lot to do to regain respect in Latin America," Mr Calderón bluntly remarked.Mr Bush tried.

Portland Coach Maurice Cheeks said the Blazers regained respect from a city that had become disenchanted with its only major professional sports franchise.

They need to start minding their own business again, go back to work, regain respect for decency and personal responsibility, and to pray for God's forgiveness for what they have deliberately tried to do to America".

José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, Spain's prime minister, has regained respect for belatedly pushing through reforms that cost him his leadership.Mr Berlusconi's friends feigned indignation at his treatment; supporters organised a "laugh-in" outside the French embassy in Rome Germanyy commands greater courtesy).