Sentence examples for a highly esteemed position from inspiring English sources

In 1967, Townes was appointed as university professor of physics at the University of California, a highly esteemed position that is linked to all the university campuses and one which he held until his retirement in 1986.

In the common thinking of Polish people, unemployment status or redundancy does not devalue women, who still have a highly esteemed position in their families, but it severely degrades men.

It's an honor when a highly esteemed writer takes on your book.

Hage is a highly esteemed 45-year-old Beirut-born writer now living in Montreal.

A highly esteemed sweet white, Beaumes-de-Venise, is made in the south.

Today al-Ṭūsī's Tajrīd ("Catharsis") is a highly esteemed treatise on Shīʾite theology.

Students and a highly esteemed group of panelists (all serial entrepreneurs) judged the top 3 from each category.

In a statement released by the British Association of Social Workers (BASW), Amira is described as "a highly esteemed and respected colleague well-known to a number of BASW members".

For Dad, as a totally unsuccessful author, being in effect in service to a highly esteemed poet afforded a unique orgy of inadequacy.

Perhaps more than anything it was his 1976 acquisition of the New York Post, a highly esteemed liberal paper at the time, that brought him into the orbit of Trump.

Still, the scene is reminiscent of other, extant mythological paintings by Troppa, a highly esteemed painter in 17th-century Rome who unfortunately is little known today.