"respectful of" or "respectful to"?
| Be respectful of the community. |
| Respectful of spiritual authority. |
| Be respectful of the hosts property. |
| Respectful of your privacy: Your house is more than just a property, it's your home. |
| Tajai Grant 2/18/2012 - 1:15 PM I am surprised but respectful of the man's decision. |
| I have explicitly stated that I believe people should be respectful of others fears. |
| All this in the context of further encounters described where Assange had been respectful of the women's wishes. |
| All records should be accurate, respectful of clients and colleagues and protected from unauthorised disclosure. |
| The tour is fantastic and the guides are incredibly knowledgeable and respectful of the history of the building. |
| The screens are respectful of the original design, but the space has been transformed into something entirely new. |
| He is respectful to his elders. |
| Be respectful to other members. |
| He's very respectful to my dad. |
| We will be respectful to the Company, its employees, customers, clients, partners. |
| He wants to make an effort with this new girlfriend and is being respectful to her. |
| People call a child rude and ill-mannered when he is not respectful to his parents. |
| As long as your respectful to others and don't do anything indecent, the park police won't give you any trouble. |
| Who blames his failure to a crisis neglects his own talent, and is more respectful to problems than to solutions. |
| But when every bone in my body tells me it's a wrong, selfish, and disrespectful to do, I have to go with my gut. |
| You want to choose a unit that is respectful to the environment and will leave your jobsite as clean as possible. |
| I try to be respectful in my opinion. |
| Please be respectful in your comments. |
| My team has been respectful in every game. |
| Please be polite and respectful in your interactions with other readers on Schoolbag. |
| Just make sure not to try to be funny, but more serious and respectful in the e-mail. |
| Here's hoping they will be more respectful in defending their trademark in the future. |
| I don't know, I think breaking up online is not very respectful in my opinion because it is really a face-to-face thing. |
| Similar to some of the Scandinavian countries like Finland, the teaching profession needs to be made respectful in India. |
| Sin has overtaken all of us and we need to be gracious, humble and respectful in how we treat people who are not like us. |
| And it clouds your judgment, and it undermines your ability to be relaxed and respectful in dealing with your adversaries. |
| He was always respectful towards me. |
| Funny, smart, AND respectful towards women. |
| He was also respectful towards the Prosecution. |
| If you're respectful towards them, they're not going to attack you for no reason. |
| Young people will be taught to be responsible and respectful towards the society. |
| The true Muslim is the most sensitive and respectful towards the feelings of others. |
| Are you getting my point? Idol worship was popped up to make humans respectful towards everything even stones. |
| But we are in a country where there are certain guidelines to follow and you have to be respectful towards that. |
| I'd be curious to hear of a single media outlet that was MORE respectful towards CEREBUS than THE COMICS JOURNAL. |
| Redgrave, it is true, has at times been less than respectful towards Thompson, right, and the tone of his behaviour. |
| I prefer to be respectful toward other people. |
| I am open minded and I am respectful toward other cultures. |
| They were very respectful toward me and referred to me as his mom. |
| I think all artists should be respectful toward one another and that includes me. |
| We can and must be respectful toward those with whose teachings we may not agree. |
| People notice when you're courteous and respectful toward them, and it can count for a lot. |
| Be respectful toward the other parent: In the children's eyes you are still their parents whom they love dearly. |
| This also means that the older members of temple management should be respectful toward the youth and the ideas they may have. |
| I liked that the candidates were generally respectful toward one another and were able to joke a bit in some of the tense moments. |
| We encourage your thoughtful comments which: have a positive and constructive tone, are on topic, are respectful toward others and their opinions. |
| They should at least be respectful about it. |
| But I demand that people be respectful about it. |
| I don't like calling him Ang, there is something not respectful about that. |
| However, to be respectful about this we should see Hoyle in his complete ideas. |
| There was a time when this site was a bit more respectful about Reagan's 11th Commandment. |
| There's something respectful about not being a slouch while you're around the sanctum of work. |
| I think we all need to be really conscious of unearned privilege, name it, and try to be respectful about it. |
| In fact, it would be impossible to think anything worthwhile or respectful about war that was devoid of political content. |
| The best thing for you to do is to be as honest, gentle, and respectful about letting them know their affection isn't reciprocated. |
| Good Luck, be calm and respectful at all times. |
| Trading When trading please be respectful at all times. |
| But actually, they are the most respectful at that time. |
| Being able to listen and being courteous and respectful at all times is an important part of the job. |
| We ask that all comments remain polite and respectful at all times, no matter what your views may be. |
| Students are expected to be courteous and respectful at all times and abusive behavior will not be tolerated. |
| She believed that the teachers were responsible for setting the tone of the school by being respectful at all times. |
| Africans do not like to lose face and they are very blunt, but respectful at the same time, this is a very hard place. |
| Remain respectful at all times - Membership to this site does not mean every person you contact has to agree to a sex date. |
| And Reid hopes that, this time around, supporters will be respectful at the City Ground, on what may again be an emotional day. |
| We need people to be really respectful for each other. |
| ADAM BRYANT age 14 To be more respectful for what I have. |
| Both will be respectful for the rights and status of each other. |
| This does not mean that the look is unkept or uncaring, but rather respectful for self. |
| In this era of technological excellence importing food is not respectful for the country. |
| They too need to be willing, loyal, and respectful for the relationship to work to your advantage. |
| This is my opinion, and each family/parent works out what is comfortable, safe and respectful for their family. |
| Do not wear shorts to church, and it is respectful for women to cover their heads before entering the church building. |
| So, it is both beneficial and more respectful for her to limit herself to the sphere of action suggested for her by Islam. |
| Also, Anonymous, just because I study Psychology, doesn't mean I can't be respectful for this family in their time of need. |
| Please be respectful with your comments. |
| They're always so respectful with that kind of thing. |
| He is as respectful with their stories as he is honest about his own. |
| Being respectful with the locals is very important and is mostly part of life in Croatia. |
| Of course that the best thing will always be being respectful with the country's customs. |
| Remain respectful with any elders in the family who might behave in a slightly difficult manner. |
| To make sure they are respectful with how they use their items and to make sure I know how each child is doing. |
| Would I have been as respectful with someone I didn't know as well? I like to think so, but it was never tested. |
| That twitter rant he went on is utter Bull Sh*t, Saying he's always been nothing but respectful with other players. |
| Up &; Down was not only the best choice of all the bids I gathered, but also the most respectful with regard to customer service. |