Sentence examples for when respect from inspiring English sources

Burr, too, sounded like someone hoping for a time when respect, duty, and love of country reassert themselves after which we'll all want quickly, quickly, to take a shower.

"The Federal Reserve is respected, and it's respected at a time when respect and trust in all our government institutions is all too rare," Paul A. Volcker, a former Fed chief who tamed inflation, said in taped remarks.

When respect is this formalized all through the political system, when speech becomes sacerdotal and impervious to interrogation, it becomes a warrant for assertion rather than argument.

The company emphasizes the team over the individual, which means taking action when respect for either individuals or the team are lacking, he says.

When respect for the right can be seen in advance not to promote the interests of the rights-holder in any way, the better view might be that the right has been implicitly "waived" or the violation implicitly consented to (Parfit 1987, 364 65 and 373 74).

When "respect" is interpreted in gang culture to mean power, and power is obtained through money and through force, then naturally they will equate force with respect.

Labor reached a new low point when respected party elder Simon Crean recently self- immolated.

When respected organisations like CIWEM say the solution to these floods does not always lie in expensive highly engineered flood defences or dredging we should listen.

People have often asked when respected Muslim leaders would denounce Islamic extremism and articulate a forward-looking and tolerant view of their religion.

So it's all the more galling when respected critics ruin their reviews with comments along the lines of "excellent food, but too expensive for an Indian".

And when respected economists start quoting Irish poets in their daily columns, you know something is not right.