superiors造句

He behaves respectfully toward his superiors.

He was valued by both his peer and his superiors.

After he and the other soldiers were captured, his superiors made him the scapegoat, he says.

Do your colleagues, subordinates, or superiors perceive you as trustworthy and honest?

Carlyle, who thought man should content himself with being the worthy follower of worthy superiors, would no doubt have approved.

Soldiers were recruited for their ability to listen, their good manners, obedience, and their pledge to follow their superiors.

For example, team members in some cultures may hesitate to question superiors; others may be more confrontational and challenge authority.

No more do you rely unconditionally on what your father and mother told you, on what your teachers taught or on the rules your superiors prescribe to you.

Yet none of these officers apparently saw fit to speak out about what happened at the time, or to alert superiors to possible misconduct by their peers.

Patrol officers and detectives deal with the public without direct oversight by administrative superiors, and so they must be trusted to behave in an ethical way on their own.

Recently I bought a copper case with a section of shabby Jian,which there's calcified sediment e's flax moulage on the I think it's true,so I spent 60 Yuan buying please have a look superiors.

The new wrestler on the block is expected to cook for his superiors. And, when a sumo retires, he often puts that good experience to work by opening restaurants specializing in sumo cuisine.

When the sun rises, we work with our superiors. When we fall West, we hug our lovers. I hope you will always be right in these two things, happy yesterday, today and tomorrow.