Can your reader(s) offer any suggestions?" According to our esteemed bookmaker friends, England are 3-1 to win today, Josh Robinson.
According to the esteemed Om Malik, that's still the case.
Or maybe not: according to the esteemed Council, 2010 was the year in which "Spotify" became an official Swedish verb.
According to Jenny Bent, esteemed literary agent and owner of The Bent Agency, the 99-cent price point is not an easy sale to publishers.
And now in your daily dose of the absurd: Brazilian news channel Globo (equivalent to the BBC or CBS, according to our esteemed Portuguese-speaking colleagues) has reported that a 41-year-old man was arrested Tuesday for using a fake ID with actor Jack Nicholson's picture on it.
Therefore, according to some accounts, esteem should play no role in public politics whatsoever: it is sufficient for individuals to be respected by all and to be esteemed by only some significant others, for example, by their family, friends or fellow members of voluntary associations (Rawls 1971, § 67; Habermas 1993, 258).
According to Simmi, an esteemed group of musicians formed the core of what became the Golden Age of Indian Classical Music.
Epstein went on to describe, with almost clinical dryness although maybe it's just contempt—"the increasingly large sector of American life inhabited by cultural swingers and intellectual fellow travelers, in which a man is esteemed according to the degree of his alienation from his country".
For perspective you should know that about 7.5 million barrels a year naturally leak into the oceans from undeveloped oil reserves, according to StreetTalks most esteemed and plucky oilman.
Rhegium owed its laws on epikleroi to Androdamas of Rhegium, a law-giver whose views on this subject were especially esteemed, according to Aristotle.
