Sentence examples for title of respect from inspiring English sources

Nor has he been smothered with his new title of respect, "your eminence".

As a title of respect, aga has also been used for Islāmic religious leaders, notably for the leader of the Nizārī Ismāʿīlīte sect of the Shīʿite Muslims.

Later "bey" became a general title of respect in Turkish and Arab countries, added after a personal name and equivalent to "esquire" (or "sir" in conversation) in English.

Freshly minted M.D.'s, some as young as 25, get a title of respect while seasoned nurses in the hospital are Betty, Kaye or Nancy.

Modi 'Ji' was a chai wallah like me so he understands the poor," Mr. Tiwari said, using a Hindi title of respect.

Suharto was generally known as Pak Harto, Pak being a title of respect somewhere between "Mr" and "father" and itself short for "Bapak".

Oza--also called Bhaiji, a title of respect--speaks around the world, they said.

The uji members, who had the privilege of having personal surnames and being called by titles of respect, were supported by the labour of common workers, who were organized into subunits of the uji known as be.

I have intentionally omitted discussing "Reverend" and "Father," titles often used when directly addressing Protestant or Roman Catholic members of the clergy; they are titles of respect and do not exemplify aspects of the clergyperson's responsibilities.

With the performers wearing their black-and-white-striped rodeo uniforms, sewn by female inmates at the Goree Unit, "best cowboy to ever wear stripes" was a title worthy of respect.

Their commanders, who are often mullahs — although many of them are given the title simply out of respect — usually wear white turbans.