Sentence examples for respect offered from inspiring English sources

Mr. Liu, in this respect, offered an ethnic replenishment.

And the critical respect offered to female film-makers who work in a macho (and thus, acceptable) milieu, like Kathryn Bigelow, should be extended to those who make "women's movies", too.

The Spectator editorial also criticised the two-minute silence for Mr Bigley in Liverpool, for "according him the same respect offered annually to the million and a half British servicemen who have died for their country since 1914".

And that means treating public-school teachers with the respect offered to good private-school teachers — treating them as distinguished members of the community, or at least as life-on-the-line public servants, like members of the military.

However, the Italians were determined to prove they were more than deserving of the respect offered to them by their visitors.

With so many things to digest he'll be unable to grade the level of respect offered in this handshake.

Immunity against the sexual stages of the parasite offers an effective way to reduce or stop malaria transmission and in that respect offers the greatest promise towards the goal of progressively eliminating malaria from endemic countries.

If a trainer you respect (or even one you don't respect) offers advice on training, then consider it.

There is no reason why privacy and trust should be handled any differently online from the tight restrictions and respects offered it in the off-line world.

"The Children's Hour," though dated in many respects, offers an insight into the terrible consequences of succumbing to a witch-hunt mentality.

Set on the Peyrade and Ingril lagoons, which adjoin the Etang de Thau by way of the Canal du Rhône à Sète, Frontignan in many respects offers the best of all worlds.