Sentence examples for respectable use from inspiring English sources

Members of the band seem to see their upcoming participation in the competition as a platform to promote awareness of and respect for people with mental disabilities a respectable use of a historically bizarre and garish event.

What's certain, though, is that it's more important than ever for parents and schools to educate children about safe and respectable use of the Internet.

But in a recent study, Boykoff looked at articles in the Wall Street Journal and New York Times and discovered that these very mainstream, very respectable US publications used more "hedging" language – phrases that leave room for doubt – than two Spanish publications did when both reported on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's (IPCC) findings in 2001 and 2007.

But in a recent study, Boykoff looked at articles in the Wall Street Journal and New York Times and discovered that these very mainstream, very respectable US publications used more "hedging" language – phrases that leave room for doubt – than two Spanish publications did when both reported on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's (IPCC) findings in 2001 and 2007.

"It is much too sensitive for respectable military use," said Allford.

In sociobiology, it is still considered respectable to use... the advocacy method... Author X provides a hypothesis to account for a certain phenomenon, selecting and arranging his evidence in the most persuasive manner possible.

If you're absolutely pushed for space, you could do a respectable workout using only your body and a set of variable resistance bands (from £3).

Golf, the bourgiest of pastimes (a golf course itself is upwardly mobile land, striving to look perfectly groomed and respectable), is used to represent... the bourgiest of pastimes.

Who discovered that actually you could get a pretty respectable picture using the front-facing camera of their phone (and which phone it was) sadly isn't noted.

At a global level, the claim is respectable (it uses IMF growth forecasts, for example) but it does assume that inequality stays constant as growth accelerates.

Which is where – big reveal – we learn respectable Steve used to be "the Major", the feared leader of the GSE, before he got sick of the violence.