Sentence examples for to some respect from inspiring English sources

As these guidelines are not harmonized between countries, definitions, nomenclature of GN-MDRO and the respective precaution measures recommended differ to some respect.

"While his condition does not in my mind justify or excuse his actions, it does to some respect explain them," he said.

We often regard other people's taste, even when it differs from our own, as provisionally entitled to some respect, as we may not, for example, in cases of moral, political, or factual opinions.

Or they may call attention to some respect in which the ordinary utterances and beliefs are "nearly as good as true".[57] Call this the argument from charity.[58] To see the idea behind M1, notice that both eliminativists and defenders of the ordinary conception can agree that there are atoms arranged statuewise.

I trained for nearly five months and went from running half a mile (and then immediately treating myself to a vegan donut) to running up to five miles before work in the morning and treating myself to some RESPECT.

If it's self-righteous indignation -- if you say to yourself, "I paid good money for that ticket, I'm entitled to some respect -- then maybe you're part of the problem.

I wanted to give some respect to people who actually make something for a living".

Like any dutiful philanderer, the Barclays trader knows it's important to show some respect to the object of his ministrations.

In my view, the only way I could do this thing was to show some respect to Fleming and do it in period.

I am not saying it's not okay to show some respect to the men defending your country.

I am not saying it's not OK to show some respect to the men defending your country.