Sentence examples for whom respect from inspiring English sources

Most of all, we cheer the two deputy whips – Labour's shabby sheriff Walter Harrison and dignified Tory Jack Weatherill – for whom respect trumps rivalry.

Sasha and Malia are part of a generation for whom respect for gay marriage is not an act of rebellion, but a homily — a change reflected in four different ballot initiatives.

He antagonized Anthony with an intensity that served, more than anything, to repel other stars around the league, most of whom respect and like Anthony who, flaws and all, has never come off as anything but likable and kind.

Sasha and Malia are part of a generation for whom respect for gay marriage is not an act of rebellion, but a homily a change reflected in four different ballot initiatives.

As always, Mr. Romney reminded everyone that he had spent his life in the private sector — but added the caveat that he was "not quite as successful as this guy," and Mr. Trump nodded the slow nod of a great man for whom respect had been paid.

The tropes are familiar, but this is still another very exhilarating and exasperating two-hour guitar solo of a movie from Sorkin, an alpha male display of cerebral confrontation and conceit featuring a male diva to whom respect must be paid and with whom arguments are humiliatingly lost.

To Kenneth Lieberthal, a China specialist at the Brookings Institution, that phrase conveys a "relationship between equals, each of whom respects the fact that the other has its own system and interests".

"With all due respect to my senator, whom I respect a lot, the reality is that the Shelby County case was an overt example of racial discrimination," Sewell said.

A male columnist whom I respect says the prudes should all lighten up.

Among those union leaders are people who fight hard for their members, and whom I respect.

"My auntie, whom I respect a great deal, told me not to waste a Yale education on theatre," Bassett recalls.