Sentence examples for be well thought of from inspiring English sources

Littleford is said to be well thought of by BBC Vision director Jana Bennett, who is in charge of the interviews.

We wish him the best of luck and he will always be well thought of and we will always be thankful of the job he did at our football club".

I would not lose my job if I decided not to, but I would feel that my work suffered and lose confidence in my ability to do enough in a week to be well thought of in the department.

It relies on a soldier's wish to belong and to be well thought of, in imitation of a sinner's reconciliation to the church, but, unlike the Christian God, it doesn't care about any individual soul.

They're so amazing!" To its credit, the story has a tangible sense of wishing to be well thought of, the sexual drawings are thankfully not coy, a lot is left unexplained and therefore enigmatic, and the scenes of horror are often reminiscent of the early films of David Cronenberg, from the same period.

"He will always be well thought of and we will always be thankful of the job he did at our football club".

Tells about his plans which were well thought-of outside France.

Sarah Brown and Glenys Kinnock were well thought of.

He's well respected; he's well thought of.

In the churches Denham is well thought of too.

Both were well thought of in Stalin's state and could have had rewarding careers.