According to Jenny Bent, esteemed literary agent and owner of The Bent Agency, the 99-cent price point is not an easy sale to publishers.
I myself ecstatically screamed with joy in my car when I secured the services of a great and esteemed literary agent for my first novel, Minyan, and he stated unequivocably, "We will definitely find a publisher for this book".
The film wasn't even finished yet (post production was still underway) and I was already envisioning writing out checks to the investors, and telling them that they were being "Paid in Full", lol!!! #Berlin came and went, some other insignificant markets came and went, and it was time for #Cannes2015, but there was nary a peep about "the plan to sell" Paid in Full from my esteemed sales agent.
All of these forms have spirit and magical qualities and are thus esteemed as agents for the accomplishing of suprahuman acts.
It's difficult to accept that esteemed forensic experts, FBI agents, lawyers and journalists all believe in Knox and Sollecito's innocence.
In the latter case, the order of explanation is reversed: "In the approbation of a good action … there is feeling indeed, but there is also esteem of the agent; and both the feeling and the esteem depend upon the judgment we form of his conduct," not vice-versa (EAP V.vii: 349; for discussion, see Broadie 1998 and Cuneo 2006).
Working in stretchy charmeuse, silk georgette and cashmere, Gonzales, 56, is among Los Angeles' preeminent tailors, esteemed by performers and their agents and stylists for his precision and calm, particularly during the panic vortex of awards season.
"EVERY single victim lost a body part used in cooking," says the F.B.I. agent Will Graham Edward Nortonn) to an esteemed forensic psychiatrist helping him track a serial murderer in the drearily derivative "Red Dragon".
Medicinal plants have been known for millennia and are highly esteemed all over the world as a rich source of therapeutic agents for the prevention of diseases, and their health benefits are growing rapidly in recent time.
She joins a large and esteemed club of those The Australian has basically accused of being double agents for the KGB while smoking the corpse of Lenin in a roll-your-own.
The catalytic agent, though, was the arrival at the museum in 1971 of Wen C. Fong, a highly esteemed art historian at Princeton University, as special consultant for Far Eastern affairs.
