Sentence examples for respect of those from inspiring English sources

But this dropped to 22% in respect of those aged 75 or more.

Effortlessly, and with some charm, he harvests the respect of those around him.

She succeeded on her own terms, never compromising her integrity and commanding the respect of those with whom she worked.

Andy's integrity and professionalism earned him the respect of those fortunate enough to have worked with him.

We will play our best cricket and earn the respect of those people who didn't give it to us.

And even those who still decry the deal recognise that copyright law, particularly in respect of those books where no rights-holder exists, is no longer helpful.

What kind of society fails to demonstrate even a modicum of respect for those of us who teach young adults how to read, think, and write?

"The royal presence still had near-magical properties to raise the spirits and enhance the self-respect of those who had been left sorely battered by the war," reports Ziegler, who suspects that the king in wartime must have "resented the fact that it was Churchill, Churchill, Churchill all the way while the head of state was left to pay a secondary role".

Embroiling his party in fresh controversy on the subject, as he strayed from his usual brief to defend the government's welfare changes, Hunt also suggested that those reliant on benefits lacked the dignity and self-respect of those who earned all their own money.

Sennett wondered why this was and realised that the young doctor's story had challenged the self-respect of those listening.

The reason that Rawls takes this to be a live possibility is that "the inequalities sanctioned by the difference principle may be so great as to arouse envy to a socially dangerous extent".[26] The primary way in which Rawls thinks envy could pose such a threat is if it comes to undermine the self-respect of those who are less well off.