Sentence examples for respectful reference from inspiring English sources

El Niño, incidentally, is Spanish for "the boy", a respectful reference to the Christ child.

"What we are doing is pretty small in comparison," he said in respectful reference to the Argentinian, who died in 1995 aged 84.

Prosecutors dropped an investigation into whether he "supported terrorism", saying there was no evidence he made a respectful reference to a jailed terrorist.

Nor did he have anything unpleasant to say about any of the other candidates of either party, unless you count an otherwise respectful reference to Hillary Clinton as "the presumptive Democrat nominee".

"I thought the term 'African American' to be the more respectful reference," she wrote.

It pairs neatly with the Sibelius concerto as Lindberg makes several subtle and respectful references to his fellow Finn throughout his welcome new work.

Prime Minister Tony Blair has marked the 10th anniversary of Margaret Thatcher's departure from office by abandoning his usual respectful references to her legacy and attacking her politics as dated and irrelevant to contemporary Britain.

William Arnold of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer gave the film a B minus and wrote, "It's a decent enough stab at being what the old movie was to its time, following the same basic plot, full of respectful references to its model, updated with a gallery of fairly imaginative special effects".

So, ultimately, the southern gothic is not held together by how different it is from its readers around the world, but instead by how similar, how respectful, and, in reference to this bicycle we've created, how moving.

I encourage you, as an elected official, in the future to be respectful and not lightly reference what to you may be a chapter in a history text book but to others, never-forgotten family horrors.

Female GPs made greater reference to respectful encounters than the other groups.