Sentence examples for respectful notice from inspiring English sources

It's hard to imagine what the flamboyant British shipping heiress Nancy Cunard — who sparked a public frenzy in 1932 when it was reported (falsely) that she was holed up in a New York hotel with Paul Robeson — would find to say to Lillian E. Wood, a spinster Tennessee schoolteacher whose anti-lynching novel "Let My People Go" drew respectful notice in Harlem.

A pretty, stage-trained blonde, Entwistle acted in a play with Humphrey Bogart, receiving respectful notices.

The resulting book, "Poems," received a few respectful notices but was soon forgotten.

Critical reaction has also been strong, with largely favorable reviews for "Todd" and "Company," and respectful notices for "Sunday".

This, even though Bloomsbury is publishing Scruton's book with quite a fanfare, and he has received respectful notices over the years in this very paper.

Wish You Were Here, the new novel by Graham Swift, which lays out the fraught history of a farming family, received respectful notices.

While Mr. Thaksin is unnerving some foreign investors, he has won broad domestic support and respectful notices from a few analysts, who are cheered that Thailand is trying something different.

STAR: Toni Braxton BROADWAY ROLE: Aida in "Aida" DATES PERFORMED: June 30 to Nov. 16, 2003 REVIEWS: The few critics who saw her gave her mixed but respectful notices, ranging from "confidently taken on the role" (Clive Barnes, The New York Post) to "Braxton is no stage singer" and "swallows her phrases but is proud, happy and hard-working" (Lisa Schwarzbaum, Entertainment Weekly).

And his youngest son Damian's new album has received respectful notices from critics.

The European sojourn proved to be a success, and his demeanor and curiosity won respectful notices in the nations which he visited.

Play in a respectful manner, noticing when the play is scaring or annoying the cat, and backing off.