Sentence examples for respected citizens from inspiring English sources

Respected citizens threw their litter anywhere.

Gangsters, he said, were often more reliable as tipsters than were respected citizens.

Last month 72 respected citizens, mostly academics and lawyers, signed a petition calling for radical reform.For liberal Westerners, ending censorship and labour camps is a moral imperative.

There are very few men over the age of forty that haven't been with either Brooke or Erica and this of course, makes Brooke one of the towns most respected citizens.

Elders are highly respected citizens in the Native Community and usually have a vast knowledge of the traditional methods and ways of their peoples and learning & hearing their stories and words can help in making higher quality and more impressive arts & crafts - and in your case pieces of jewellery.

And now he was being further pilloried because he had insisted on keeping his "word of honour" to the donors, all good friends and respected citizens, not to reveal their names.Yet Mr Kohl does not say why these respected citizens should have been so anxious to keep their names secret if they had nothing to hide.

Relatives and dignitaries described her as a beloved and respected citizen, a humanitarian and local legend who had devoted her life to good works.

In his bedroom there stood a wardrobe constructed by William Brodie, and young Stevenson's nanny would tell him the story of Brodie, who had been a respected citizen by day but housebreaker by night.

Daniel Shaver, father of two, a respected citizen with no prior criminal records, was confronted by the police on the streets outside the hotel.

The husband was seen as a nice guy they had all known him since he was little, he would say hello on the street, he was a respected citizen.

His obituary lauded that he was a well respected citizen who had "always taken a prominent part in all matters pertaining to the welfare of [Edmonton]." Edmiston Industrial, an industrial park located in the Northwest portion of the Edmonton near the Yellowhead Trail, was named in his honour in 1975.