Sentence examples for relatively respectful from inspiring English sources

The two sides mingled, sometimes engaging in relatively respectful debate, often keeping their distance.

So strong that in many cases it overrides the relatively respectful relationships they have with their mothers, wives and daughters.

Their attitude was predictable and relatively respectful; they were there to instill fear, to dissuade any challenge.

(I experienced it firsthand after I filed what I thought was a relatively respectful column about the protests from Zuccotti Park).

That Arab governments are still depending on Washington's diplomatic efforts in the region was clear from the relatively respectful tone with which they said goodbye to Secretary Powell after a 10-day visit that many Arab officials privately described as a disaster.

Even the spoof Frank videos on YouTube are relatively respectful.

Until recently, the tone of the Clinton-Obama race has been relatively civil and respectful, and — with a few exceptions — largely free of racial or gender-based rhetoric or offense.

Chess tournaments are never gentle places especially for the weaker players, who are not only outgunned but also unable to tap into the esprit de corps of the stronger ones which sometimes leads to relatively stress free and respectful draws.

Older patients may be deferent and respectful, and remain relatively passive, even though they have important concerns and psychosocial needs that must be addressed by their physicians in order to insure positive health care outcomes such as satisfaction, adherence, and health (Wittink et al 2006).

This is relatively new in the English shires, once assiduously respectful of authority.

The word is truly getting out that it's both respectful to the late singer and a relatively entertaining look at the man at work.