respecter

You say the law must be no respecter of persons.

The flight from the public schools is no respecter of ideology.

The ice was no respecter of persons, nor should he be.

"I am a great respecter of the constitution," he said.

It was no respecter of doors or windows, this wind.

Respecters of legal precedent, on the other hand, criticised the President.

He's too much a respecter of language for that.

He was a man who spoke his mind, and no great respecter of high personages.

"We are all aware that God is no respecter of persons.

Let us not forget that foot and mouth disease is no respecter of borders.

He's a terrible man with his fists if he gets started, and no respecter of persons.

Well, he was older now and knew that death was no respecter of persons.

Moreover we are no respecters of persons, but seekers after time.

That was what they stood for; and they were no respecters of persons either.

She was no respecter of persons and never thought before she spoke.

He calls himself "a respecter of all faiths, among peoples everywhere."

Yet he had been warned that Alekhin was no respecter of authority.

Of course he knew death was no respecter.

Bran is no respecter of laws and conventions, save those he makes himself.

"I'm a great respecter of marriage; it's worth a very considerable effort.

Nature is no sentimentalist, and no respecter of the moment.

"The King might have seemed like a rebel to some folks, but deep down inside, he was a great respecter of authority.

Paul Atallah is an anthropologist and no respecter of myth.

He recalled Tim was always larger-than-life and no respecter of authority.