Sentence examples for become so respected from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the institute has become so respected that it now risks falling victim to its own success.
The point of this is that banks have become so myopic in respect to customer risk that as customer we've almost become an anathema.
They're a sign that the Coptic Church has become so strict in some respects that it is losing its own.
Government has become so media-conscious that it is run, in many respects, rather like a daily newspaper newsroom.
Doug Tim Allenn), a dentist, worries that he has become so dull and uncool that he has lost the respect of his preadolescent son.
In important respects, it is odd that positive psychology as applied to health and illness has become so focused on cancer.
In 2011 she became so well-known and so respected she became the youngest winner of the Nobel Peace Prize.
It became so well known, and respected, during World War II that it was hardly surprising that, from 1945, military DC-3s became the mainstay of newly formed and established airlines around the globe.
His highly respected finance minister, Sri Mulyani Indrawati, became so exhausted by relentless political criticism that she stepped down in 2010.
