Sentence examples for respect hard from inspiring English sources

Americans respect hard work.

"The people in Philadelphia might boo you when you're playing against them, but I think they respect hard workers and that's all we try to do here".

Nathan and his younger brother Henry were brought up to respect hard work, Franklin Roosevelt, and the preoccupations and taboos of Newark's Jewish middle class.

"Our motto is, 'It's just a whole lot of noise.' People might boo you when you play, but I think they respect hard work".

"They came to fill important jobs in the community and work, and people in our world respect hard workers," said Donald D. Stull, an anthropologist at the University of Kansas who has studied the demographic changes across the region.

I can walk down the street and the hardest man in Glasgow would say, 'All right, big guy?' I mean, I have respect – I've done something with my life, and people in Glasgow respect that, because Glaswegians, they're like Liverpudlians, there's a rough edge to them, and they respect hard work".

In the great majority of countries, things are in some respect harder for atheists, humanists and the non-religious than they are for devout fellow-citizens.

It makes hate easier and respect harder.

Of course, that's not to suggest being male is in any respect harder, but knowing what that identity stands for or how best to express it is something that is all too often lost in either silence or violence.

Over the past two weeks, pockets of positivity have started to appear in timelines on Twitter and Tumblr, advocating self-respect, hard work, active listening, healthy relationships, and balanced diets.

The goal was to understand whether dynamic spectrum access can provide reliable spectrum to secondary users while respecting hard disruption limits that protect primary-user transmissions.