Sentence examples for respectful air from inspiring English sources
Even when he's angry and exasperated, A. R. Gurney holds on to a respectful air of apology.
There was a relaxed and friendly but also respectful air about the place.
But its arguments have been praised in The Wall Street Journal and given a respectful airing on The Atlantic's Web site.
This type of farming is considerate to animals, and isn't cruel, is very supportive of wildlife, good for many rural communities, respectful of air, water and soil, and is healthy for people.
At the best of times, even in funny films, he seems to be in secret mourning for an unrevealed grief, and that funereal air, respectful of the rituals yet bereft of hope, serves him well in the crypt of "Detachment".
In separate tributes, BBC4 will air some respectful but little-watched documentaries; there will also be a truly unbearable edition of The Moral Maze.
And the air of respectful simulation is too pervasive: To succeed as more than a study in artifice, a film — especially one steeped in fatalism — needs to feel real.
— Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates on Monday urged the next generation of commanders to "tell blunt truths" to their military and civilian leaders — but he also cautioned them to air their "respectful dissent" only through official channels.
Unlike the two Republican Presidential Debates previously aired, this debate was a professional forum where relevant questions were posed and respectful answers were stated.
If you do smoke cigarettes, it's of high importance and respectful to smoke at least 200 400 meters (656.2 1,312.3 ft) away from any entrance to avoid disturbing other people's air quality.
