“Respect comes in two

unchangeable steps:
giving it and receiving
it.”
-Edmond Mbiaka
 “Respect was invented to
cover the empty place where
love should be.”
-Leo Tolstoy, Anna Karenina
“Tolerance implies a respect for
another person, not because he is
wrong or even because he is right,
but because he is human.”
-John Cogley
“Respect begins with this
attitude: I acknowledge that you
are a creature of extreme
worth.”
-Gary Chapman
“Respect is one
of the most
important things
you can teach a
child.”
-Catherine Pulsifer
“I’d rather be respected
than loved.”
-Eli Broad
“One of the most sincere forms of
respect is actually listening to
what another has to say.”
-Bryant H. McGill
“Respect commands itself
and it can neither be given
nor withheld when it is
due.”
-Eldridge Cleaver
“Awe and respect are
two different things.”
-Oliver Reed
“Everyone should be respected as
an individual, but no one
idolized.”
-Albert Einstein
“If we desire respect for the
law, we must first make the
law respectable.”
-Louis D. Brandeis
“Respect is one of life’s
greatest treasures. I mean, what
does it all add up to if you don’t
have that?”
-Marilyn Monroe
“When you practice
gratefulness, there is a sense
of respect toward others.”

-Dalai Lama
“Respect requires empathy, the
capacity to anticipate and
understand the feelings of
others. It requires
consideration.” -Deborah Norville
“Respect has nothing to do with who
is right and who is wrong. It has to
do with allowing space for someone
else’s opinion.”
-Jackie Viramontez
“To be one, to be united is a great
thing. But to respect the right to be
different is maybe even greater.”
-Bono
“Respect for the truth comes
close to being the basis for all
morality.”

-Frank Herbert
“Respect is appreciation of the
separateness of the other person,
of the ways in which he or she is
unique.”
-Annie Gottlieb
“To get down to the quick
of it, respect motivates
me – not success.”
-Hugh Jackman
“Without feelings of respect, what
is there to distinguish men from
beasts?”
-Confucius