Sentence examples for words of respect from inspiring English sources

"No, I wish he had never played," Kucks said, words from a pitcher's refrain, words of respect.

More of my team-mates got wind of it and, embarrassed, I accepted their pats on the back and words of respect.

Mets third baseman David Wright praised the Yankees' tradition of winning and professionalism, offering words of respect in an effort to dampen any fires Francisco had started.

During the primary, when a supporter, speaking of Clinton, asked "How do we beat the bitch?" McCain joined in the room's raucous laughter, then replied "That's an excellent question," before composing himself enough to offer some perfunctory words of respect for his putative presidential rival.

You'd use words of respect, consideration and admiration.

Negro: a word of respect.

It is a word of respect that can be used universally.

But the chief explained how for him and the other officers who came to the funeral home, at 2576 Flatbush Avenue, and who also planned to escort the two victims' bodies to burials on Staten Island, it boiled down to three words: "Out of respect".

(I omitted the "o" in that last word out of respect for my Jewish readers, even though, as a Catholic, I can write that word all day long if I want. But I don't, because I'm not a serial killer. Plus I have a family and a job).

It is time that we retired this word out of respect for the blessed memory of Stiv Bators.

A critical mass of the miners signed up with the upstart Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union, thus breaking with the traditional miners' organization, the National Union of Mines, which has three hundred and sixty thousand members and, in the words of the respected South African journalist Justice Malala, had "tied workers into years of meager wage increases".