Sentence examples for respectful word from inspiring English sources

Celebrating its 70th anniversary, "Rome, Open City" is a world cinema landmark, but that dusty, respectful word does not do justice to a film that has not lost its power to surprise and even shock.

Mr. Vajpayee's respectful words at that site in 1999 were taken then as a sign of his acceptance of Pakistan's right to exist.

Despite these respectful words, Crivella – who was once allied with the Workers' party government – said that he would vote for the impeachment of the president because the country is mired in crisis and needs a change of economic policy.

Kind actions, respectful words should be a way of life, of living.

Use respectful words that the server uses with you as a patron.

When the officer comes to your window, greet him or her with respectful words, such as "Good evening, officer".

While Mr. Rice avoids specifics and uses the words "respectful" and "a sweetheart," Mr. McGinniss eggs him on with the kind of flagrantly leading question he seems to have habitually asked.

One hopes Obama's respectful tone and words of friendship in a domestic and international arena can eventually transform pretty rhetoric into an enlightened policy that gradually dissolves the poisonous suspicions - and delivers a much-needed catharsis for all.

But Mr. Bush's tone was respectful throughout, with words unlikely to be threatening to Mr. Jiang, as he praised the nation's village elections and broadcast grand hopes for a great China.

The authoritative broadsheet Kommersant says the Kremlin suddenly changed tack on Mr Nemtsov from critical to respectful: "Such kind words were said about him which he did not hear from the authorities for a long time when he was alive".

Passionate in our pleas, yet respectful in our words.