Sentence examples for resurrect respect from inspiring English sources
In this sense, if the point of the film was to resurrect respect for Eliot Spitzer, it does have that effect through his own words.
They essentially resurrect roles that carried traditional respect; roles, which have now been lost or eroded due to prolonged conflict and displacement.
Now we must resurrect the common ground to further mutual respect and understanding between the two faiths.
Domestically, the Bush Administration successfully resurrected the "good soldier" or Nuremberg Defense with respect to possible prosecutions relating to the mistreatment of detainees.
What newly resurrected Assembly Speaker Willie Brown and his Democrats say, and do, with respect to the Orange County crisis may be a factor.
As Scotch and bourbon were reframed as elite, cultured drams, as American rye resurrected itself, and as Irish and Japanese spirits won new measures of respect and popularity, Canada remained the unglamorous workhorse of the whisky world, producing dependable, light-bodied, mixing whiskies derided by booze connoisseurs as "brown vodka".
What Locke must be committed to, then, is not the mind's ability to resurrect nonexistent ideas but its power to produce new ideas that are similar in certain respects to ideas it has had before.
Could he resurrect the Knicks?
