Sentence examples for respect better to from inspiring English sources

Scotus has his own terminology for whatever it is in every respect better to be than not to be.

Then we check out the concept to see whether it is in every respect better to be good than not-good.

The proponent of the leveling down objection denies that it is in any respect better to beat up more innocent people rather than fewer in order to achieve equality of treatment across innocent people.

If we come up with the idea of a pure perfection from creatures and don't apply the same concept to God, we're saying that we can come up with something that is in every respect better to be than not to be, but it doesn't apply to God.

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If I spilled a glass of water in bed, he'd shout in his mock drill-sergeant voice, "You're screwing up, Troop!" In couples' therapy, we each learned to respect better what the other held sacred.

If you live a life with no respect, it's better to die.

Tim Hughes, head of sales trading at IG Index, said: "It's kind of a bitter pill but actually in some respects it is better to be taken sooner rather than later".

It's better to respect the future, to remain humbly open to your own unfolding.

In politics, with exceptions, it is usually better to respect your political opponent.

"Instead of speaking in a tone of command, it would be better to respect each other's positions," Mr. Murai told reporters on Monday.