Word: respecting
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...that time, conservatives were so riled, even a Bush win would have been a loss. The cost would have been permanent, unforgiving fury from a whole swath of his base--and a Democratic Party smelling blood. Instead, Bush hopes that if he gives his allies a profound sign of respect and acknowledgment of their righteous power, they will agree to unite behind him for the fights ahead...
...workers well.” Harvard’s wealth and prestige were key reasons offered for the increase in the janitorial wages. One protestor’s sign read, “Cost of living wage: 1/2 percent of last year’s endowment return. Dignity and respect: priceless.” Others emphasized the importance of students treating janitors with respect. Gould-Wartofsky, who is also a Crimson editor, said the protest was about student involvement. “This protest is about students standing up for the people who stand up for us everyday...
...that respect, life distinctly imitates art: Goblet of Fire is the first of the movies to deal explicitly with sexual tension between the characters, especially Ron and Hermione. It's also the first movie in which a major (all right, sort of major) character dies. Newell, the series' third director, has crafted the movie to reflect the edgier, scarier material: "It's very, very dark and sort of a classic thriller," he says...
...very lucky. I never had to pay dues. I went to Juilliard. I wrote about a West German terrorist for Joseph Papp. That was my first job ... I had a wonderful marriage while it lasted ... Things like the Film Commission and visiting with friends ... I really have respect for guys my age or older who can do so many things at once ... Maybe with Shane I'll be lucky enough to do both at once ... So I'd like to make big movies again, but with a different kind of attitude." I'm pretty sure what he meant was that...
...know of a company in which employees agreed to work longer hours without extra pay in exchange for a guarantee of no layoffs this year. But then the CEO raised his annual salary more than 50%. In an instant, he lost the respect of his work force. If CEOs would set a good example, roll up their sleeves and cut their exorbitant salaries, workers would gladly tighten their belts. But when the CEOs make big salaries, often without doing a good job, it is not surprising that the work force doesn't want to do them any favors. Sylvia D?rflinger...