Sentence examples for as highly esteemed from inspiring English sources

In certain literary circles, light verse is about as highly esteemed as light beer.

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.

Yet the quality and charm of his paintings have made him as highly esteemed today as he was in his own time a Venetian master of poetic mood created through idealized form, colour, and light.

The Nile team was in no doubt about the importance of the subject matter, or about dedicating their time and expertise to assist a collaborative project between the next generation of service designers and an institution as highly esteemed as Royal Trinity.

The chain of narrators is said to reach Muhammad ibn Jumhoor or al-Hassan ibn Muhammad al-Nawfali who is described as "highly esteemed and trustworthy" by al-Najjashi.

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".

As a highly esteemed physician and clinician, he worked to keep St. Vincents at the forefront of medical innovation with his contributions to the diagnosis and recognition of AIDS at the beginning of the epidemic and with cancer.

When his World War II ally Bernard Montgomery visited the farm, speaking as military commander to military commander, Eisenhower commented to Montgomery that he would have fired a subordinate that would initiate Pickett's Charge, which many Southerners saw as disrespecting the highly esteemed Robert E. Lee, causing a protest.

By the end of his career Steinitz was more highly esteemed as a theoretician than as a player.

Austrian composer and musicologist, highly esteemed as an authority on Byzantine music.

He was also highly esteemed as a mentor, becoming the subject of a chapter in a 2009 book on mentoring in higher education.