Sentence examples for respect away from inspiring English sources

All these years later "The Promised Land" is a fist in the face of those who would take that last bit of respect away, the ones who'd strip what this country stands for bare - because you can raid the economy, sell of the debt, buy a Hummer and pretend that we're prosperous 'til bankrupt, but you can't wholesale the people.

Of course, as the women who have fought before us demonstrate, no one can take one's dignity or self-respect away.

So cloying is the deference that few notice how the demand for "respect" gives away the shallowness of contemporary religious thought.

Perhaps the first golden generation of American goalkeepers was during the 1920s and 1930s, when native-born men gained respect turning away shots and fielding crosses in both a strong domestic league and in international competition.

"Geography means students and staff are more in touch with each other, so in that respect moves away from Bloomsbury are generally not something people are very keen on".

If those countries had control of their own interest rates, the rates could have been raised to slow down the boom, but the countries had, in that crucial respect, given away economic sovereignty.

He will get the respect straight away from the fans and the players.

"I just saw that respect chipping away, and when you lose that respect, that's where violence occurs".

Once you show them how it all works and explain the project to them you get the respect right away.

If so, she would by no means be the first King or Queen to be the victim of his or her own success in this respect; chipping away at and weakening - unintentionally - the brand equity of the very institution they are working so hard to protect.

The league has argued for more than two decades now that "Redskins" is not a "dictionary-defined racial slur," as Native American groups say, but a symbol of "honor" and "respect" — waving away any suggestion that the stereotyping of Native Americans might exacerbate the inequalities and disparities they face in a country that for centuries has tried to eradicate them.