Sentence examples for voice respect from inspiring English sources

Despite such skewering, even some G.E. officials voice respect for Mr. Fire.

They need to hear our unified voice, respect our million-person perspective, and act.

Here is a respected conservative voice (respected by conservatives, that it), admitting that their only shot is to be the Party of Obstructionism.

Putin came to power in 2000 determined to restore Russia's position as a "first-tier nation" and have its voice respected in the international arena.

Advertising executives here voiced respect for Ms. Everson, who came to Facebook from Viacom via Microsoft a few years ago, when relations were at a low.

Catholic Democrats, by contrast, had a trickier time, treading a tightrope between voicing respect for the pope and for their electorate on such issues.

Mr. Bush often voiced respect for Islam and rightly insisted that "the enemy of America is not our many Muslim friends" but the "radical network of terrorists" and governments supporting them.

Alpha Centauri received wide critical acclaim upon its release, with reviewers voicing respect for the game's pedigree, especially that of Reynolds and Meier.

At the end of the debate, Toomey voiced respect for Sestak and described him as a more principled man than Specter, who he criticized for not participating in more debates.

With their economic wants more or less satisfied, they now crave a voice, and respect.

In these cases, questions about how to include the woman's voice or respect her agency are off the table, and her welfare interests, if any, are minimal.