Sentence examples for as esteemed from inspiring English sources

"The Zookeeper's Wife" proceeds chronologically, starting before the war, when the Warsaw Zoo was as esteemed as any in Europe.

They might even be almost as esteemed as the paintings from the so-called Italian primitives of the early Renaissance, on view down the National Gallery's spacious hall.

In the second he achieved the great Central European trifecta as artist in a culture that chiseled "To the Good, True and Beautiful" on public buildings; professor in a society where professors were almost as esteemed as generals; and public official in a country where civil service rank assured pride of place even at the butcher shop.

A real diversity practitioner within an institution should be as esteemed as the CFO, COO, or house counsel, second or third in command, rather than a moral obligation, the fallback black or gay friend.

"Others as influential as Ebert have not been as esteemed.

Others as esteemed as Ebert have not had the same direct and widespread influence.

She was a beloved wife, mother and grandmother as well as an esteemed professor of social work.

Shintô and Buddhist clergy, often defined by hereditary lines as well, were esteemed as outside the secular social system.

Greater quantities of jade were entering China than ever before, and emerald-green jadeite from Myanmar became as highly esteemed as the finest nephrite from Xinjiang.

There were doubters and dissenters, of course, but he was generally admired as a thinker, esteemed as a colleague, and idolized as a teacher.

"In our culture, an author is esteemed, as are his values and his creativity.