Sentence examples for esteemed across from inspiring English sources

Monogamy, esteemed across cultures, is quite the endeavor for humans who, sweaty and guilty, are fairly bad at it.

Here, the sauce companion has a strong flavour, but as my esteemed relation across the table put it, "You just can't taste the squid".

Below are over 50 London companies, who we know well that have either exceeded $10m in annual revenues (in many cases $100m) or have established and are leading their markets globally (as per the requirements of our esteemed colleagues across the pond).

Mr Mierscheid is a rare Social Democrat in that he is esteemed, indeed revered, across the party spectrum, and possibly by all 631 members of the Bundestag.

We cannot confirm our theoretical expectations three and four, because we did not come across esteemed relationships, and evidence for deprived relationships was also limited.

It will be responsible for quality assurance, with a committee of esteemed academics from across the sector evaluating the proposed coursework.

In New York these days, you can't turn a corner off Times Square without coming across some esteemed performer pretending to to be Ann Richards or Sue Mengers or even the tabloid columnist Mike McAlary.

The New York Times has got all rap genius on us, creating an interactive that allows users to search a word's frequency across the esteemed paper's entire history.

Wiegand retired as F. Williams Summers Professor of Library and Information Studies and Professor of American Studies at Florida State University in 2010 after over three decades on the faculties of esteemed library science schools across the United States.

Last week, we were humbled to learn that we received the inaugural International Academic and Professional Publisher Award from the London Book Fair, among a ridiculously esteemed group of nominees across multiple categories.

They were much esteemed by Charlemagne and spread rapidly across his realm.