Sentence examples for some respects of from inspiring English sources

He said it reminded him in some respects of the situations in Ireland and Spain before their collapse.

Her win was reminiscent, in some respects, of Herbie Hancock's unexpected triumph at the 2008 Grammys, when "River: The Joni Letters" (Verve) won album of the year.

"Our nation was founded on the principle of, in some respects, of religious tolerance and liberty in this land, and so we welcome people of other faiths.

Mark Coyle, who co-produced Definitely Maybe, said that Gallagher's second solo LP reminds him "in some respects of the spirit" of Oasis's 1994 debut.

"That is the doomsday scenario in some respects of having an eight-member court," said Carter G. Phillips, a lawyer with Sidley Austin.

Philippe Bouin, of L'Equipe, felt that Murray reminded him in some respects of the hugely talented Miloslav Mecir, a Slovak nicknamed the Big Cat whose career was cut short by injury.

SHOW SOME RESPECT And, of course, some of these deals from friends do succeed.

Treat me with some respect, of course, but don't ever be reluctant to tell me what I need to hear.

"So I'm not saying that we shouldn't be interested in privacy, but I am suggesting to you that it's an accident, in some respect, of the urban revolution," concludes Cerf.

It's reminiscent in some respects to the build-out of factories in the Industrial Age.

In some respects, many of these bands aren't so much gasping for air as overachieving.