Sentence examples for strange respect from inspiring English sources

I have a certain, strange respect for people who maintain their aesthetics long past the point of their usefulness.

He often berates Bart, but the two commonly share adventures and are sometimes allies; some episodes, particularly in later seasons, show that the pair have a strange respect for each other's cunning.

Watching the helicopter, I also felt a strange, grudging respect for George Bush.

The love freemen show for magic texts, incantations and ritual is not just funny: it shows a strange, childlike respect for the trappings of justice, and a commitment to jargon not even the stuffiest solicitor can match.

It's arguably the most vital role they perform, but as we continue to see and share strange calls, respect for the umpires role is lagging, while the technology that no longer makes that job indispensable continues to gain steam.

Pope Francis earned such a title in Fox New pundit Greg Gutfeld's eyes for "seeking strange new respect" from his "adversaries" -- among whom, Gutfeld presumes, are liberals who might disagree with the pontiff's more conservative perspectives on gay marriage, women's ordination and contraception.

It would be strange to earn respect more quickly, the way I see with male racers.

Just because the patient elicits a strange type of "respect" from your colleagues and your clinical staff (probably just misguided envy) does not mean that you are somehow an "elite" physician who is entitled to bend to the whims of your famous patients or break the rules of good doctoring.

Strange felt that the respect that Azinger commands from his peers would help team chemistry.

The other strange phenomenon in this respect is that those who are good at giving advice to others often seem unable to follow the advice themselves when they go onstage, sometimes with disastrous consequences.

Pakistan displays strange contrasting patterns with respect to religion's influence.