Sentence examples for respect for general from inspiring English sources

Aides traveling with Mr. Panetta, reacting to anger from some of General Allen's associates who said he was being unfairly treated, described Mr. Panetta as having great respect for General Allen.

"There is a tremendous respect for General Allen here," said Janan Mosazai, the spokesman for the Afghan Foreign Ministry, "because of the sympathy and respect that he brought to his job in dealing with the Afghan people and the Afghan government".

(A spokesperson for Cody said, "Conversations regarding general officer management are considered private personnel discussions. General Cody has great respect for Major General Taguba as an officer, leader, and American patriot").

By early 1781, despite immense respect for the general, Hamilton could no longer tolerate his short temper and abrupt manner.

"They were I.S.I. people who had been in the jihad and the Afghans had a lot of respect for them," General Babar said in a recent interview at his home in Peshawar.

He said he had "enormous respect" for the general and had spoken to McChrystal on Tuesday morning and "emphasized to him that I think, obviously, those are comments that he is going to have to deal with with respect to the commander in chief, the vice president and his national security staff".

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"I have great respect for the attorney general," he said.

Romney shows no respect for diplomacy in general.

"I have an enormous amount of respect for the attorney general, but I do know the president pretty well, and if there's this level of tension in the relationship that's public, you're probably right," Scaramucci replied.