Sentence examples for respectfully told from inspiring English sources

The tale of Karol Wojtyla's life, from his humble boyhood in Wadowice, Poland, to St. Peter's, is respectfully told, but with an eye on keeping short attention spans amused.

Mallet respectfully told him that the Government had asked them to depart at once.

"Quite a few very respectfully told me that they thought I did an incredible job, that they admired what it takes to do something like that," Davis told The Huffington Post in an interview Sunday.

According to Reggie Love, Obama's personal assistant at the time: "The candidate [Obama] very respectfully told her the apology was kind, but largely meaningless, given the emails it was rumored her camp had been sending out labeling him as a Muslim".

If children do not want any of their artwork discarded, then it is the parents' responsibility to carefully and respectfully tell them (not ask them) that they have to choose what they want saved.

Then they'd respectfully tell me whatever the reason was for intruding in on my day.

Having spent the past 30 minutes screaming racist and sexist obscenities, he suddenly begins to act sober and speaks respectfully, telling the officers that the man had attacked him.

"We are gathered here today... to acknowledge that change takes courage, and to respectfully tell President Obama that now is the time for him to find it," said Eva Millona, a member of FIRM's executive council and executive director of Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition.

Whether this means protesting, picketing a business you don't agree with, respectfully telling your boss why a new company policy is not environmentally friendly, or boycotting something you don't agree with, it's important to stand up for what you're passionate about if you really want to see it through.

What a lovely, warm story, told respectfully and kindly, full of inspiration and hope.

As such, it's a story that needs to be told respectfully".