How to use "respect" in a sentence

I had respect for him as a scientist, but he murdered those men on the other ship!

I do not forget the position, assumed by some, that Constitutional questions are to be decided by the Supreme Court; nor do I deny that such decisions must be binding, in any case, upon the parties to a suit, as to the object of that suit, while they are also entitled to very high respect and consideration in all parallel cases by all other departments of the government

I ask further, is it unconstitutional for me to say to the British Government "I refuse to serve you"? Is it unconstitutional for our worthy Chairman to return with every respect all the titles that he has ever held from the Government? Is it unconstitutional for any parent to withdraw his children from a Government or aided school? Is it unconstitutional for a lawyer to say "I shall no longer support the arm of the law so long as that arm of law is used not to raise me but to debase me"? Is it unconstitutional for a civil servant or for a judge to say, "I refuse to serve a Government which does not wish to respect the wishes of the whole people"?

Until we have wrung justice, and until we have wrung our self-respect from unwilling hands and from unwilling pens, there can be no cooperation

He knew that if he told Cosette and Marius the truth, he would spoil everybody's happiness and he would lose their love and respect

And this one, he hopes, will have a little more respect for him and won't laugh at him.

Then slowly you win respect, and slowly you make a name for yourself.

He wanted money, he wanted to be famous, and he wanted respect.

I wanted to win, I wanted the respect you talked about

Bill Jaborski was smart, tough, clever, and filled with respect for the danger in what he did

We respect each other, and I'm sure he'll do something for me if he can

Then, he'd had the resiliency of youth and had been less burdened with respect for death than he was now

After encountering so many people with so little respect for human life, they needed to convince themselves that they really were more than dust in the wind.

And foolhardy as that might be, it does a lot for a person's self-respect."

I looked at the old lady, feeling increased respect for her intelligence.

He treated Miss Halcombe like an old friend, was polite and friendly to me, and treated Miss Fairlie with tenderness and respect

How I hated him! He forced me to stay here in this village, where they all talked about me but no one spoke to me! Finally, now, after all these years, I have earned their respect