Quotes About Respect

He did not boast. I have never heard him boast.

businessmen respected them for their honest dealings.

I've talked too long, I'm afraid. There are others here who wished to talk.

but he tolerated Strong out of respect for his scholarship as well as because of growing ties between their two families.

Junior was awed by his father, whom he regarded as a marble figure on a pedestal.

Junior felt humble in his presence.

Many employees said he never lost his temper, raised his voice, uttered a profane or slang word, or acted discourteously.

Rockefeller advised silence, and Flagler desisted from further comment.

I pressed him no further, and never found out where his father lived.

Let him take his time, with gentle management. Make him feel that he is giving it, not that it is being taken from him with violence.

Though he was exacting and did not pay high salaries, he never yelled at his employees and dealt with them in a patient, considerate manner, occasionally inviting them to sit by the fire for a chat.

To his astonishment, the officers agreed with Lee's views and in a manner, scoffed Hamilton, that "would have done honor to the most honorable society of midwives."27 Washington preferred to operate by consensus

I always sit through the credits. I am always the last one out of any theater. I even make a point of being last. I stay in my seat until everyone else has shuffled past. Then I turn my back, too, on the comforting dark.

God is your Creator, so have some creaturely respect.

If we love our country, we should also love our countrymen.

There is no humanity or charity in destroying self-reliance, dignity, and self-respect.

On the fundamental dignity of the human person, there can be no relenting!

The Scottish clan system was an extraordinary thing. No man was any man's servant, but part of a family. Which is why your average Highlander does not walk through life with a chip on his shoulder. He is proud. He knows he is as good as you are, and probably a good deal better.

She cared for everybody, and yet for no person's opinion.

Laurence Binyon. He was Poet Laureate at the end of the Great War. He wrote it." "What did he write?" "They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.

It's easy to be worried about the media's influence on our lives. But there is a need for us to also simply be kind to ourselves, to be kind to our bodies. Not just because we deserve more respect and more self-care, but also because the world deserves more of our attention, and we just can't give it out if it's diverted to obsessing over our thighs.

There are those who would counter with the notion that women aren't shallow since we're appreciative of what a man

I found myself wishing that we could live like the birds and move through nature without hurting it ourselves.

The only moral lesson which is suited for a child--the most important lesson for every time of life--is this: 'Never hurt anybody.