Sentence examples for regarded with respect from inspiring English sources

They were regarded with respect, if not actually worshipped.

Efficient Markets is still regarded with respect, but not the same respect that it had in 1969 or in 1979.

And surely we would not deny those who have lost some mental faculties the right to be regarded with respect and protected from harm.

She engendered goodwill in all who came in contact with her, and was regarded with respect and affection by every member of the staff.

Despite the sometimes-justified criticism, the efforts of the RRP project were regarded with respect, and indeed they inspired others to undertake similar projects.

The Liberal Democrat parliamentarian Richard Livsey, who has died peacefully at home at Llanfihangel Talyllyn aged 75, was one of those rare politicians regarded with respect and affection as much by political opponents as by allies.

In no small part, Chinese are riveted — and proud — that one of their own has joined the ranks of the powerful in a nation they still regard with respect.

Adele was already stratospherically famous, but now she's regarded with a respect verging on awe.

But as community leader in Sangarará district he holds a role regarded with great respect, and climate change is an issue he takes very seriously.

Though such an assignment traditionally involves accepting the casual indignities inflicted upon a human punchbag, Clattenburg will be regarded with exaggerated respect.

This heavy drinking activist, who when he was not addressing a conference could always be found at the nearest bar with a whisky and a half, smoking Capstan full strength cigarettes, was regarded with deep respect.