Sentence examples for respects from a from inspiring English sources

Can we explain why a 'tāngchí' is different in many respects from a ('European') 'spoon' and similar in others?

And the measure adopted today differs in some respects from a Pentagon measure passed by the House last month.

And frankly, in many respects, from a true definition of conservatism, social issues don't have a role in the government".

Of interest, the present results for SbSUT5 and SbSUT6 differ in several respects from a previous report by Milne et al. [ 85].

Sadly, one can no longer just assume respect from a neighbor, but must have it legislated.

"I don't think we get much respect from a lot of teams that we play.

And now they seek respect from a Patriots team that resoundingly defeated them just weeks ago.

It could win him respect from a public disenchanted by what they see as self-serving politicians.

"I'm pretty sure that we gained a lot of respect from a lot of people right now," Anthony said.

From 30 metres, wide on the left, he found the target and the Lions were able to salvage at least some respect from a sobering night.

To Westerners, it seemed a curious tribute: a gesture of respect from a self-proclaimed democratic reformer to a chief of an infamous machine of repression.