Meanings of eminent respectability in English

The Judge, beyond all question, was a man of eminent respectability.

His previous career had been one of eminent respectability, to be coldly admired and forgotten.

It might still, however, be said to be covered by a deposit of eminent respectability.

It had always been a street, of eminent respectability, and even yet, he reflected, it preserved decorum.

But for the eminent respectability of the venerable senator from Kentucky, his propositions would have had short consideration.

Looking upon it no sane observer could stand in doubt of Sir Abel's eminent respectability or eminent wealth.

This is just the sort of guilt that a man of eminent respectability finds it easiest to dispose of.

His eminent respectability was vouched for by an alpaca umbrella, from which he never allowed himself to be parted.

For the "loafer" was none other than our hero, and the gentleman of such eminent respectability his faithful lieutenant.

Primarily, from certain traits of his character, one would have imagined him called to be a citizen of eminent respectability and worth.

Nathaniel could hardly object to her undertaking such useful work, which was so beneficial to the army, alongside a lady of eminent respectability.

When you come to observe it, Bat's recital contained nothing that might not have been posted in eminent respectability on a church warden's door.

She asked indignantly what I 'designed to do with Belle Upton, a girl of eminent respectability and an equal of the Le Grande family?'

This individual exhibited all the outward characteristics of eminent respectability, and seemed to take a remarkable interest in the contents of an optician's shop window.