Sentence examples for respects which from inspiring English sources

In 2005, they decided to implement a word game identical to Scrabble in most respects, which they originally called Bingo-Binge.

Elections also differ markedly from those elsewhere in other respects which, critics charge, makes organised challenge to City consensus all but impossible.

Humps aside, the Montero stands out in two other respects, which partly explain its strong sales since it was introduced in March.

Putnam asks us to imagine that elsewhere in the universe there is a planet exactly like Earth in virtually all respects, which we may call 'Twin Earth'.

The continuity between Louisiana's 1981 Act 685, DI's 2007 model bill, and the 2008 LSEA is striking in a number of respects (which are too numerous to include in their entirety).

If the best possible state of mind includes omniscience, then perhaps it includes constant change in respects which neither better nor worsen God, e.g., in what precise time God knows it is.

There's a mutual respect, which I find very comforting.

"We have a constitution that is very clear that we all respect, which I respect.

You get this immediate, rather human response to not being respected, which is really fun.

Why? It's all about respect, which Mr. Lucas wants from academia.

The second is respect, which in many ways is more important than love.