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Sentences ending with respected

She makes conditions which must be respected. [11]
In fact, he was getting rich, hand over fist, and was vastly respected. [5]
And would have voted the duties ten times over had our rights been respected. [9]
It is conducted strictly in accordance with the liturgy of the Church of England, by Mr. Simon Young, their selected pastor, who is much respected. [5]
The priests who served it were endowed with peculiar chartered privileges, which hitherto had been strictly respected. [10]
The animal is not reverenced, neither was I; I was not even respected. [5]
It is just in the family, between persons most intimate, that these delicacies of consideration for the privacy of each ought to be most respected. [4]
But he refused his hand to one who had spoken ill of a friend whom he respected. [6]
In all arrangements, his convenience and seclusion will be scrupulously respected. [14]
He said to himself, "There is something pleasant about being respected. [5]

Short sentences using respected

They feared and respected him. [4]
He respected her for it. [11]
I respected Maude. [9]

Sentences containing respected two or more times

Here, then, is a sacred right that ought to be respected, and can be respected without any injury to domestic life. [4]

More example sentences with the word respected in them

All fixed stars will be respected by us, but such stars as seem, to need fixing we shall fix. [5]
Truth was, Doltaire, who had no sordid feeling in him, loathed alike the cupidity of Bigot and the incompetency of the Governor, and respected Montcalm for his honour, and reproached him for his rashness. [11]
His reasonable privileges were respected as much as if they had been guaranteed under hand and seal. [6]
His own books were constantly pirated in Canada, and the rights of foreign authors were not respected in America. [5]
But the morning was wearing away; so he went to the schoolroom, taking leave very properly of his respected principal, who soon took his hat and departed. [6]
Elizabeth of Rumania was one of the most loved and respected of European queens and an author of distinction. [5]
I think it was not what she wanted; but I had a purpose, and I began: "Every one at St. Luke's admired and respected Professor Valiant's wife, she was so frank and cordial and prettily downright. [11]
Mr. Carvel's hand was large and his heart was large, and he was respected and even loved by the patriots as a man above paltry subterfuge. [9]
Frau Crelinger's husband was a highly respected jurist and councillor of justice, but among all the councillors' wives by whom she was surrounded I never heard her make use of her husband's title. [10]
Now they are very rich and highly respected, and Master Clemens sits in the Senate. [10]
But Cynthia was used to his silences, and respected them. [9]
I also became unintentionally acquainted with a secret, which seriously endangered his chances of obtaining the crown; and lastly, I prevented his carrying off a virtuous maiden from the house of her grandmother, an aged woman, beloved and respected by all the Greeks. [10]
She loved her too sincerely and respected her intelligence too much to take offence at her advice, but she could not give up her humane and sisterly intentions merely from the fear of some awkward consequences to herself. [6]
He had never told her, and she respected his motives--yet, what was his side? [9]
I am sorry to say what I am about to say, since it must inflict irreparable injury upon Mr. Billson, whom I have always esteemed and respected until now, and in whose invulnerability to temptation I entirely believed--as did you all. [5]
I honestly tried to pay my share of hotel bills, fees, etc., but I was not allowed--and I knew the reason why, and respected the motive. [5]
Now, Dan'el, come to judgment, as our respected friend Shylock remarked. [8]
You owe obligations to her ten thousand times more sacred than you can owe to others, and in that light let them be respected and observed. [7]
What was apparent to another was that he was broken by the sorrow that had fallen upon him, and it was this that Beaton respected and pitied in his impulse to be frank and kind in his answer. [8]
At the same time, it ought to be added, English opinion, when it is seen to be based upon knowledge, is as highly respected as ever. [4]
They read the threat, and probably without it would have respected the property of the woman who so kindly opened the door to them. [10]
The subject was thoroughly and patiently examined by that justly respected magistrate, and although the sum awarded to the claimants may not have been as large as they expected there is no reason to distrust the wisdom of His Majesty's decision. [7]
He respected a thing only for its real value, and its intrinsic value was as clear to him as the market value. [11]
And he and they liked me, and respected my office; but as an animal, without birth or sham title, they looked down upon me--and were not particularly private about it, either. [5]
The reason why there was so much slaughtering done, was, that in a new mining district the rough element predominates, and a person is not respected until he has "killed his man. [5]
And we respected then the heretofore seemingly insane impulse that had driven us on to Baddeck. [4]
The masters, both the old prince and the young, and the steward respected him and jestingly called him "the Minister. [2]
But I said that it was the duty of every man who was a good citizen and respected the laws of his country, to see, in so far as it was possible, that there should be no breach of those laws. [11]
He was pleased that his books should receive favorable notices by men whose opinion he respected, but he was not grieved by adverse expressions. [5]
Still, she knew that Caracalla respected her; for her sake, perhaps, he would spare her husband. [10]
She realized, now, that Bob knew these things, and she respected and loved him the more, if that were possible, because he had refrained from speaking of them to her. [9]
The history of Sweden proves that this is the faith of the people of Sweden, and we know that it is the faith and practice of their respected sovereign. [7]
Yet, though Anatole spent tens of thousands of rubles, Dolokhov lived with him and had placed himself on such a footing that all who knew them, including Anatole himself, respected him more than they did Anatole. [2]
Some firm conviction, she was sure, must energise him yet she respected him the more for concealing it. [9]
The years had seen many shifting scenes in their companionship; they had been as often at war as at peace; but they had respected each other, each after her own fashion; and now they had a real and mutual regard. [11]
I can still see the torchlight procession with which the Berlin students honoured the beloved and respected brothers, and which we watched from the Grimms' windows because they were higher than ours. [10]
She married, the second time, William Lawrence, Esq., of Hartford, and died in this city, greatly respected and admired, in 1845, aged eighty-eight. [4]
I heard him say that each one of them was to be respected as joint ruler with him over that which was his own, and likewise in greater matters. [10]
The more she saw of Lassiter the more she respected him, and the greater her respect the harder it became to lend herself to mere coquetry. [13]
If he had said the truth, it would have been that she was more his kind than Mrs. Henderson, but that he respected the latter more. [4]
If he is respected, esteemed, and liked where he is stationed, he can exercise an influence which can extend our trade and forward our prosperity. [5]
He died greatly respected, and was followed to the grave by a vast concourse of people. [5]
He too sincerely respected Ruth's judgment to make any protest, however, and he would have defended her course against the world. [5]
The very butcher respected it as a gate of mystery, and left off whistling when he rang the bell. [12]
He was greatly respected in this section of the country, and his untimely decease cast a gloom over the whole community. [5]
He might have respected in him also a certain vulgar swagger and insolence of money, which the clerk greatly admired. [5]
George was greatly respected in Dutch Flat, and it is estimated that there were 10,000 people present at his funeral. [5]
He had once respected himself for the hard-headed, practical common sense which first gave him standing among his country neighbors; which made him supervisor, school trustee, justice of the peace, county commissioner, secretary of the Moffitt County Agricultural Society. [8]
His fellow citizens respected him; so much so, that they intended to give him an office in the new-formed corporation; which means that he had courage and downrightness, and that the rough, straightforward gospel of the West was properly interpreted by him. [11]
The simple people respected her grief, and always made a tender-hearted stillness when the bereft little maiden went through the streets,--a stillness which she never noticed, for she never noticed anything apparently. [4]
And he is respected and loved by all who know him. [9]
Darius respected the religions and customs of other nations. [10]
Most of those present were elderly, respected men with broad, self-confident faces, fat fingers, and resolute gestures and voices. [2]
He was still poor, but was in receipt of a steady and sufficient salary, as the respected and trusted cashier of a bank. [5]
He had respected, perhaps partly imagined her feelings, and in spite of these now a sense of gratitude to him stole over her, mitigating the intensity of their bitterness. [9]
But among these people Prince Andrew knew how to take his stand so that they respected and even feared him. [2]
Thus 142,550 persons, out of the city's total of 400,000 population, respected the day religious-wise. [5]
Ah, you may open your eyes wide, most respected every-one's-cousin Maud, and you likewise, prim and spotless Mistress Margery! [10]
He was the only one of the Council whose character and authority seem to have been generally respected, the only one who could restore any sort of harmony and curb the factious humors of the other leaders. [4]
It is an old and respected firm, and we have always had a pride in it. [9]
There wasn't one of us rough nuts but respected her. [11]
Among the gentry of the province Nicholas was respected but not liked. [2]
He was one of the most respected members of the household, the chief mechanician whose duty it was to test and repair the water-clocks, balances, measures and other instruments. [10]
All the princes of the Lagides have confirmed it, all the Roman prefects have respected it, and now--now. [10]
Next he thought of that self-satisfied Bonaparte, with his small white hand, who was now an Emperor, liked and respected by Alexander. [2]
Like most dogs of his kind, he feared, respected, and deeply loved her who subdued him. [14]
And in spite of all this it is the highest class, respected by everyone. [2]
Mrs. Cooke was not without tact, and I have no doubt she perceived my reluctance to talk about her husband and respected it. [9]
Perhaps she could not have respected him if he had yielded. [4]
The bigwigs, the most respected members of the Club, beset the new arrivals. [2]
The Reverend Dr. Morison, formerly the much respected Unitarian minister of New Bedford, writes to me as follows:-- "After Dr. Dewey left New Bedford, Mr. Emerson preached there several months, greatly to the satisfaction and delight of those who heard him. [6]
It is nothing more than thousands of the richest and proudest, and most respected, honored, and courted men in America do every year. [5]
Even at this moment I respected her the more for it, and was not surprised, nor exactly displeased, that she adroitly drew her father and Clovelly into the conversation. [11]
Thus originated the Missouri Compromise; and thus has it been respected down to 1845. [7]
I had often met him when I was on duty to watch the laborers who were completing the great pillared hall, and he was respected by every one, and never failed in his duty. [10]
She seems to me a little distant in her manners and I have respected her pretty evident liking for keeping mostly to herself. [6]
For it is matter of observation that in this arena the pickerel, if he succeeds in clearing out the pool, suddenly becomes a trout, and is respected as the biggest and most useful fish in the pond. [4]
Her husband, John Marshall Clemens, had been a man of high moral character, honored by all who knew him, respected and apparently loved by his wife. [5]
She would have married him without a penny, but she felt his pride in that particular, and respected it. [11]
The notary had managed his little property, and respected him as an honest man. [10]
I respected the man that did that thing from the bottom of my heart. [8]
And observe, a man is respected in Switzerland according to his alpenstock. [5]
He was universally loved and respected in that district where he had lived so long and ably, by rich and poor alike, and those of many creeds saw him to his last resting-place. [9]
As for Monsieur le Vicomte, he admired his wife, as well he might, respected her for the way she served the gallants, but he made no pretence of loving her. [9]
Whatever Mark Twain's later opinion of Cousin Jim Lampton's financial genius may have been, he seems to have respected it at this time. [5]
I respected that last look and withdrew into the shadow. [4]
Marya Dmitrievna was known to the Imperial family as well as to all Moscow and Petersburg, and both cities wondered at her, laughed privately at her rudenesses, and told good stories about her, while none the less all without exception respected and feared her. [2]
I am sure it will be a melancholy pleasure to Mark to know that Dick lived in comfort all his later life, sincerely loved and respected by all who knew him. [5]
The worst of it was, it distressed the old lady so; she admired Beaton as much as she respected the colonel, and she admired Beaton, Fulkerson thought, rather more than Miss Leighton did; he asked March if he had noticed them together. [8]
All by itself it causes the American name and power to be respected in the far regions of the globe. [5]
While the visitor is gazing at his vast shoes, which now can be used only as sledges, he will be told that the Giant was greatly respected by his neighbors as a man of ability and simple integrity. [4]
Your garden, Rhodopis, is entirely surrounded, and were I to remain here, your house would no longer be respected as a sanctuary; it would be searched and I taken in it. [10]
I have made inquiries about you, and I find that I have had the pleasure of knowing your mother, whom I respected very much. [9]
The old knight Im Hoff was a somewhat stern man and shy of his kind, but scarce another had such great wealth, or was so highly respected in our town. [10]
He was uniformly if distantly courteous, and he was respected in his own profession for his uncommon powers and for an utter indifference as to whether he had cases in court or not. [11]
One evening while I was living in Charles Street, I received a call from Dr. S., a well-known and highly respected Boston physician, a particular friend of the late Alexander H. Stephens, vice-president of the Southern Confederacy. [6]
I esteemed him, I respected him, I trusted him, that was all. [4]
If he respected himself before, he almost worshipped Beriah Sellers now, as a superior being. [5]
I didn't love him, and I told him so, but I respected him. [9]
They petted, respected him, and deferred to him. [9]

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