command respect

And you of all men are the first to command my respect.

"Not many men could command respect the way you obviously do."

More than any woman he'd ever met, she commanded his respect.

He had not been a great success as coach and commanded little respect among the playing staff.

He was a man of peace who made a difference to the world and commanded its respect.

Tell that to the leaders around the world, from whom America commands respect.

What was the good of that if he could no longer command respect from his crew?

It seemed to command respect from them, unlike anything else.

President Bush's first economic team never commanded financial markets' respect.

She must always command respect, especially in front of the servants.