Sentence examples for respectfully given from inspiring English sources

LAURA DELANO Boston, March 20 , 2013  Dr. Pies gets it right that psychiatry's first priority is to alleviate suffering, that a respectfully given diagnosis for often confusing symptoms can be a great relief for many patients and that social stigma against mental illness may extend to the field of mental health.

This is an area of personal hurt and tragic choice where Mrs. Clinton, in my judgment, should be respectfully given a wide berth to answer or not.

Consequently, it attracts a clued-up, tastemaking crowd who listen intently and respectfully, giving a welcome boost to emerging talent.

When the waiter asks my opinion about a soup that I didn't want, I respectfully give it to him.

This is not a time to be silent or to stand by when someone tells you that we should "respectfully give the new president a chance".

I certainly am going to try to maintain some semblance of equal time if one of them is filibustering, I'm going to try to break in respectfully and give the other person a chance to talk".

The man to whom Indonesians have given this respectfully affectionate nickname, they said, is a clear thinker who knows a lot about Indonesia's troubles and even more about its troublemakers.

Mr President, everyone in the European Parliament complains about the long voting sessions, in which many members often vote without knowing exactly what about, respectfully following the recommendations given by their group.

Sometimes, I wonder if I aid this process unconsciously by adjusting my movements and behavior to blend in — at a literary festival in Tokyo last year, I realized that I was nodding respectfully as someone gave me directions in the street, when in fact I didn't understand a single word they said.

Give respectfully.

If your pup is not behaving respectfully don't give him his food, just put it on the counter until he calms down.