Sentence examples for this respect by from inspiring English sources

Patients may be able to help themselves in this respect by reassuring the doctor.

Trump's example was somewhat compromised, in this respect, by his age-related insulting of Hillary Clinton.

She was helped in this respect by a gutsy performance from the male voices of the Edinburgh Festival Chorus and a uniformly strong cast.

The genius of Balanchine, the company's founder with Lincoln Kirstein, was represented in this respect by the economy of gesture and feeling in an experimental ballet like the Stravinsky "Duo Concertant" and the neo-Romantic extremes (a woman carried laterally) of his luscious Brahms ballet, "Liebeslieder Walzer".

She was helped in this respect by a gutsy performance from the male voices of the Edinburgh Festival Chorus and the strong cast, led by Jeffrey Lloyd-Roberts' powerful Oedipus and Natascha Petrinsky's impassioned Jocasta, who sang this music as if it were Verdi, bringing the lie to Stravinsky's alienating devices.

If you're illiterate, you're at a severe disadvantage in a modern society and the fact that our prisons are full of young people who've been failed in this respect by the educational system ought to make politicians put two and two together.

Tippett was, in Kemp's view, entirely successful in this respect; "O by and by", he says, sounds as if it could almost have been composed by Tippett.

How to measure China's role in this respect is by no means easy.

Also, Artavanis et al. (2012) reveal the important role in this respect played by members of professional associations.

There is no more reason for imitating the Romans in this respect [by using Roman-style lettering on the coin] than there would be for modeling our automobiles after the chariot of Ben Hur's day.. Production of the Jefferson nickel began at all three mints (Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco), on October 3, 1938.

Hodges said that British politicians were, in this respect, inspired by America — which had begun its own McCarthyist crackdown on homosexuals in 1950s.