Sentence examples for respectful opponent from inspiring English sources

Their respectful opponent, Mikhail Bakhtin, whom some consider the most original, far-ranging, and subtle theorist of literature in the 20th century, wrote Problemy tvorchestva Dostoyevskogo (1929, 2nd ed., 1963; Problems of Dostoevsky's Poetics) and essays about the relation of novelistic form to time, language, psychology, and ethics.

He wrote essays about what he called crude fan behavior at games, asking them to be more respectful of opponents.

President Bush has been respectful of opponents, at least at home, as he should be on such a momentous issue".

Federer is too respectful of opponents to say such a thing, but there were times against Dzumhur where the match looked more like a sparring session to prepare him for later, tougher rounds.

President Bush has been respectful of opponents, at least at home, as he should be on such a momentous issue". The editors have addressed their Iraq War coverage in the past.

Gone are the days where we must be respectful of our opponent's beliefs, and give them time to come around.

Salt Lake didn't panic and continued to create chances for the rest of the half, while Chicago remained warily respectful of their opponent's potential (and indeed their own potential mishaps).

Mentioning some version of the word "fight" 19 times, McCain was once again a warrior — only more upbeat, more respectful of his opponent, more empathetic to suffering Americans and far more disapproving of the president.

Be respectful of your opponent's position and attempt to educate, rather than ridicule.

"Moral high ground, peaceful engagement, asking respectful questions of opponents.

Always respectful of his opponents, he exhibited an unusual curiosity about their beliefs.