Sentence examples for respects different from inspiring English sources

They have arrived in this country in great numbers, most of them poor, ill educated and, in important respects, different from native-born Americans.

Forming ties with the Vatican would help the government demonstrate to Malaysian Christians that it respects different religions on an international level, Mr. Shamsul said.

The esoteric part of Tantric worship (puja) is complicated and in many respects different from the ceremonies that it has influenced.

The interest of manufacturers and merchants, Smith maintained, in any particular branch of trade or manufactures, is always in some respects different from, and even opposite to, that of the public.

Add to these changes Ms. Dessay's own mad-scene cadenza, and this music is in many respects different from that heard in a standard "Lucia," and especially from Callas's familiar versions, with her mad-scene cadenza.

As Smith wrote, "The interest of the dealers" — i.e., manufactures and merchants — "in any particular branch of trade or manufacture, is always in some respects different from, and even opposite to, that of the public".

Keep an open mind, respect differences (different does not mean bad), and treat everyone courteously.

Respect different views and opinions.

Respecting different cultures is very important.

"Will this be an open, pluralistic, democratic society while respecting different traditions?" Ms. Avital asked.

To unify the party, McCain will have to respect different parts of the coalition.