Sentence examples for traditional respect from inspiring English sources

The Japanese routinely berate themselves and praise others, upholding the culture's traditional respect for humility.

"Yakuza gangs are amazingly gentlemanlike," he said, citing the traditional respect for seniority that binds gangs together.

Their traditional respect for nature is much in vogue with urban Japanese in search of a more innocent Japan.

By surrendering the objectivity that represents its traditional respect for the reader, journalism becomes merely an expression of the narcissistic ego of the reporter.

In fact, that was a greater achievement for Mr. Oshima who, for the most part, insisted on modernity in Japanese films, despite the traditional respect for period subjects.

"Putting courts into politics, and compelling judges to become politicians, in many jurisdictions has almost destroyed the traditional respect for the Bench," he warned.

There was no college and no finishing school, no slow courtship of traditional critical respect.

Clients' choices, even today, reflect the traditional Japanese respect for nature.

We must go back to basics and the Conservative Party will lead the country back to those basics right across the board sound money, free trade traditional teaching respect for the family and the law.

Chinese collectivist culture and traditional values respect social order, status hierarchies, and government policies [ 34].

Similar to the findings of Philipov, we found that Romania is very traditional with respect to gender role attitudes.