Sentence examples for respectful exchange from inspiring English sources

I had a respectful exchange with Winickoff, who seems like a nice fellow.

This polarised image of vulnerable victims needing protection from vilified perpetrators is hardly a promising basis for a mature and respectful exchange of views on campus.

In what both sides later described as a cordial and "respectful" exchange, the rabbis and the papal nuncio, Msgr. Pietro Sambi, discussed further details of the pope's trip.

I've lately worked with my communications team to monitor my official Facebook page in a way that allows a respectful exchange.

In the late 1990s, Jim Casella, then-chief operating officer of IDG, asked me to develop a training program to encourage respectful exchange of ideas within that publishing giant's various units.

Rather than hiding behind security guards or scurrying to the changing rooms, however, Mel stood his ground, approached the disgruntled fans and spoke to them personally for several minutes, conducting a forceful but mutually respectful exchange of views.

Briefly, there were respectful exchanges.

He has honed his views on faith and the life of the mind over decades of university teaching and scholarship, in the course of critiques and polemics about Catholic doctrine and in respectful exchanges with secular luminaries like the left-wing thinker Jurgen Habermas.

One further brokering role fulfilled by the researchers is to ensure respectful exchanges between participants, and to probe/challenge their positions on the topic at hand, in order to enhance clarity and to improve the efficiency of the dialogue.

This review marked the beginnings of a respectful philosophical exchange between the two, as noted above, and it was continued, in the context of Cassirer's later work on the philosophy of symbolic forms, in [Cassirer 1927b] (see [Friedman 2000, chap. 7]).

I don't think the university can wriggle out of this one by turning the occasion into an educational experience, as Professor Eileen Smith attempted to do when she said, in the university's public announcement of Mr. Rushdie's upcoming speech, "I have great hopes that his visit will inspire dialogue and a respectful, but lively, exchange of intellectual ideas".