Sentence examples similar to respecting grammar from inspiring English sources
The sentences built with the tablet should respect grammar rules and indirectly teach these patterns to MI.
Plenty of people – respected authorities on grammar among them – consider the phrase acceptable in contemporary usage, but Mr Henderson says it is wrong.
A pastoral perspective: respect the inner grammar and vocabulary of each body of song if one is trying to get worshipers to become "bilingual" in worship music.
Grammar is negotiable; respecting others' identities is not.
Philological criticism is the study of the biblical languages in respect to grammar, vocabulary, and style, to ensure that they may be translated as faithfully as possible.
That's to say it still has name and address, opening courtesies (usually), a high respect for grammar and structure, and the views and arguments concisely presented (mostly) at a length commensurate with what can be published in the space allowed for a letters page.
He transformed it and extended it into a contemporary language but respected it as a grammar of movement.
Therefore, SFL, a grammar that "respects speakers' rights to make up their own minds about how they choose to talk" (Martin, Matthiessen, and Painter 1997: 3) has been used to analyse the data because it enables the development of a deep understanding of why the texts were the way they were, rather than judging them on a comparative and linguistic basis.
Grammar books by Mr Pullum himself, by Bryan Garner (a lawyer and respected usage-book writer), by Grammar Girl (a popular and admirable grammar populariser) all get the same rap.
Capitalization, Spelling, and grammar will be respected and people will listen (or read) what you have to say.
