respectability in Czech

espectability <n.> ctihodnost Entry edited by: B2 respectability <n.> serióznost Entry edited by: B2 respectability <n.> úctyhodnost Entry edited by: B2 respectability <n.> váženost Entry edited by: B2

Sentence patterns related to "respectability"

1. Applying the label often serves as an imprimatur of management respectability.

2. 20 His pornography was covered by a veil of respectability.

3. The country has again achieved international respectability after years of isolation. Sentencedict.com

4. 7 His pornography was covered by a veil of respectability.

5. With age comes the veneer of respectability and a veneer of uncomfortable truths.

6. 9 Jeroboam tried to give the new religion an air of respectability.

7. 24 She managed to hide her corrupt dealings under a veneer of respectability.

8. Polygamy, subdued but never forsaken under Soviet rule, has returned with a veneer of respectability.

9. Bougie definition is - marked by a concern for wealth, possessions, and respectability : bourgeois

10. Female prisons and Borstals were intended to encourage respectability in women and girls

11. Musicians and celebrities are paid to give it respectability and prestige by endorsing it.

12. Respectability and social control Changes can be discerned in family patterns by the end of the century.

13. 9 So the stodgy respectability of the official state cinema becomes leavened with curious characters.

14. 9 Polygamy, subdued but never forsaken under Soviet rule, has returned with a veneer of respectability.

15. She thought lawyers represented ultimate respectability-they all made millions, rode in nice cars, and spoke fluently.

16. Wade, many incompetent, back-alley Abortionists just moved around to the front and obtained instant respectability

17. 4 His super-clean image gave a veneer of respectability to the new professional set-up.

18. Aestheticism threatened the Victorian respectability and morality by emphasizing sensuous pleasure and a life ideal of beauty

19. Aura definition, a distinctive and pervasive quality or character; air; atmosphere: an Aura of respectability; an Aura of friendliness

20. 27 Shot in vibrant colours and from bizarre angles, their squeaky clean Space Age home epitomises this antiseptic respectability.

21. Because, uh, one day you will own the company and nothing confers more respectability on someone than property.

22. The advent of monthly Centerfolds gave the pin-up a new respectability, and helped to sanitize the notion of "sexiness"

23. Diplomats can live on a brilliant surface of respectability and still risk sliding into the mire of distrust hidden below.

24. It also affects other BIPOC, as Colorism is a result of racism that prioritizes and presents Eurocentric standards of beauty, respectability and worth.

25. My father and I were visiting the family of a stern judge who was renowned for his unflinching rectitude and respectability.

26. 19 My father and I were visiting the family of a stern judge who was renowned for his unflinching rectitude and respectability.

27. All these groups lost in fervour what they gained in respectability and by the mid eighteenth century their force was largely spent.

28. Tsetskhladze - Ancient West & East Livia's public image and her statues portrayed her as one imbued with the qualities of moral Chasteness and matronly respectability

29. The Harlem Renaissance was a movement by blacks, helped by white patrons, to gain cultural access and respectability by producing a first-rate literature.

30. “A pastor who lives nearby says that the new Kingdom Hall adds to the respectability of the whole neighborhood and that local people take pride in it.

31. SOCIETY is being Convulsed and sickened by the accusations of historic child sex abuse carried out by powerful men who were shielded by a cloak of establishment respectability

32. Tsetskhladze - Ancient West & East *:Livia's public image and her statues portrayed her as one imbued with the qualities of moral Chasteness and matronly respectability

33. He could have booked the room in private, set up some gear, and conducted his own private little tea party, but hosting a paranormal conference gave the necromancy the sheen of respectability.

34. ‘We will have to ignore the Anachronistic contemporary references.’ ‘Modern dress also looks Anachronistic in a world where respectability is a prime virtue and cuckoldry a social stigma.’ ‘Slow scene changes, line fluffs, and Anachronistic props appear occasionally.’

35. While James has absolutely benefited from his marriage to Bullock, garnering a kind of Begrudging, weird and unnatural air of respectability, Bullock has so far managed to remain above Jesse's reputation and keep her own fun and sexy image.

36. The "modern skateboarder" is no longer perceived as a degenerate or malfeasant, on account of the mainstream popularity and respectability of skateboarders like Tony Hawk and Bam Margera . Previously, skateboarding was looked down on by most of society because of skaters' perceived affinity for crime and delinquency.

37. ‘This comic operetta tells the story of a South Sea Island despot who wishes to Anglicise his island by importing all things English.’ ‘For Owen, to whom speaking English has brought success and respectability, anglicising Irish place names represents the modernisation of Ireland as a nation.’

38. The Blackness of Blaxploitation: Race, Respectability, and African American Popular Culture in the 1970s Chiqutara Kendall Introduction On August 5, 1972, the day after the premiere of Super Fly, New York Times writer Roger Greenspun proclaimed that the film belonged alongside “all those crime movies that have had as their

39. ‘For Owen, to whom speaking English has brought success and respectability, Anglicising Irish place names represents the modernisation of Ireland as a nation.’ ‘While not anti-English, it is decidedly pro-Gaelic (even insisting on Gaelic names in cases where anglicised forms are far more familiar to Scots) and tends to be anti

40. ‘For Owen, to whom speaking English has brought success and respectability, Anglicising Irish place names represents the modernisation of Ireland as a nation.’ ‘While not anti-English, it is decidedly pro-Gaelic (even insisting on Gaelic names in cases where anglicised forms are far more familiar to Scots) and tends to be anti

41. Of course, ignominious ends for formerly beautiful Actresses is a tale familiar to the point of cliche.: The world would be a much better place if today's washed-up Actresses saw patriotism as the route to respectability.: Top actors or Actresses are making millions of pounds for each film, much more than a footballer earns.: Before the Second World War, Actresses who played Titania usually