Sentence examples for respected both in from inspiring English sources

"Hashim is universally respected, both in South Africa and around the cricketing world, not only for his quality as a player which has seen him ranked among the best batsmen in the world in both Test and ODI cricket, but also for his personal qualities.

She is one of the few moderate — and female — Republicans left in Congress, who is known for compromising with her Democratic colleagues and is highly respected both in Washington and her home state.

"We think about the fact that she's a mature woman with an Academy Award, a baby and a ton of respect both in her industry and in the world at large.

"It was a privilege to remix this new version, and I tried incorporating and respecting both versions in my remix".

I've seen so many installations from artists I respect, both online and in Europe, where it's both sound design and visuals.

And in this respect, both the Senate and House versions of the legislation are a disaster waiting to happen.

Winthrop had died in 1649 with a reputation as an effective colonial leader, respected in both England and the colonies, and there was no rational reason for Wheelwright to impugn his good name.

Snow thus called attention to a breach in two of the major branches of Western culture, a breach long noted but rarely enunciated by a figure respected in both fields.

In either case, the chancellor who would command the widest respect both in Parliament and nationwide would surely be the Liberals' current economic spokesman, Vince Cable.

I have always behaved and I always behave with great care and great respect, both in my companies and in my government".

Numerous clinical studies have demonstrated efficacy in this respect, both in secondary and primary prevention strategies.