Sentence examples for respect both a from inspiring English sources

Charity is, in this respect, both a constraint and an enabling principle in all interpretation — it is more than just a heuristic device to be employed in the opening stages of interpretative engagement.

Facebook is an amazing service and tool, and deserves respect both as a trailblazer and as a bricklayer, putting down first the notion and then the fact of a world-spanning social network.

"We have huge respect, both on a scientific and on a personal level, for our mathematician colleagues.

He said the decision respected both a commitment to a two-state solution and long-standing respect for relevant U.N. Security Council resolutions.

Although Böhm and the LSO came from contrasting musical backgrounds, they were well suited in one interesting respect: both had a flexibility of musical style.

Our expectations are higher around issues of basic fairness, dignity, and respect, both as a result of sweeping changes in the culture and changes in our politics as well.

He said he had witnessed an increase in police courtesy and respect, both as an elected official who has participated in police sensitivity-training classes and as an ordinary, anonymous person on the street.

The members of the band respected Van Sant both as a person and an artist and were elated when he agreed to direct the video for "Under the Bridge".

Keeping a friendly eye on things can go a long way to establishing trust and respect both ways with a teen and his or her friends.

He died in 1935, a man honored and respected both as a soldier for France and as a martyr for freedom.

She was respected both as a jazz and a blues singer, and had numerous hit showtunes, such as The Lady is a Tramp and Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered.