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Meanings of title of respect in English
Usage of title of respect in English
1
Khawaja, Khawadji or Howadji is a title of respect given exclusively to unbelievers.
2
And he flung forth the adjective as though it were a title of respect.
3
I remember well, that was the first title of respect I received from him.
4
It was a title of respect as well as a constant reminder of Sarah's loss.
5
His mother had taught him that title of respect.
6
Our son will be called Tua, which is almost Tuan, which is the title of respect.
7
The country folk, wishing to put a title of respect before his name, called him Don Madariaga.
8
Khan is a title of respect.
9
I knew the word could mean any number of things, from an actual position to a generalized title of respect.
10
Half a life spent on the mountain-desert had not been enough to remove from Drew that distinguishing title of respect.
11
A title of respect.
12
To his face they called him 'sir,' a title of respect which they had never thought to give to any man alive.
13
That they were distinguished by appropriate names and titles of respect.
14
Our present Sacred Writings were soon distinguished by appropriate names and titles of respect.
15
From his children he exacted all titles of respect, because he had a right to them.
16
"Good morning, Shifu." "Shifu" means teacher, or master, the title of respect for Buddhist nuns and monks.