Sentence examples for be more highly regarded from inspiring English sources

"Toy engineering should be more highly regarded than it is," Mr. Askeland said.

"We went to New York and he felt the same way we do, that Asian things should be more highly regarded in the international art world," Mr. Tjianan said.

Would Georges Simenon (500 or so books in 70 years), creator of the detective Maigret, be more highly regarded if he'd turned out a slim volume every five years?

The Olympic and world titles will certainly be more highly regarded but a first Commonwealth gold merely added to the legend and the adulation from an adoring Scottish public.

That should make you wonder why such a good team got a No. 11 seed, with Mechelle Voepel explaining on ESPN.com why the Zags should be more highly regarded.

And last year he helped pave the way for the takeover of Electrabel, the biggest Belgian electricity company, by France's Suez.Frère pèrePerhaps unsurprisingly, given this record, Mr Frère sometimes seems to be more highly regarded in France than in his native Belgium.

Byrd was asked about Sabathia and Carmona being more highly regarded.

If anything, Liverpool's crop of youngsters were more highly regarded.

It was not, it turned out, that Nasdaq stocks were more highly regarded.

The component parts of the university, especially Columbia College, have never been more highly regarded.

When I started out in business, it was more highly regarded than most other institutions in the country.