Sentence examples for esteemed authorities from inspiring English sources

"The country's esteemed authorities speak less about what we have given and talk more about what we have gained.

This was accomplished by means of falsified and forged texts that were attributed to the esteemed authority of the old law (i.e., the popes) and the Carolingian princes.

Austrian composer and musicologist, highly esteemed as an authority on Byzantine music.

"What nonsense!" But what McKay is doing, with his sensitive exploration, is surely no more misplaced than the esteemed serial killer authority Brian Masters, with his studies of Jeffrey Dahmer and Dennis Nilsen, or indeed the criminologist David Wilson, with his television documentary about Steve Wright, Inside the Mind of a Serial Killer.

Religious leaders are highly esteemed, and their authority can convince members of their congregations to accept or reject vaccination.

When not sitting unknowing in Gilbert Seldes clinic, he is addicted to close harmonies, being esteemed among sports writers leading authority on acoustics of every bathroom of every hotel in big leagues; his works published by Scribner; old-time umpires call him by first name.

Respect authority?

In many religions, texts are deemed to have scriptural status, and people are esteemed to be invested with spiritual or moral authority.

Ramesh Ponnuru, a senior editor at National Review, noted that conservatives throughout history have esteemed "mediating institutions" like schools and churches, sources of authority other than the state.

"The baseless arrest of one of the nation's most esteemed scholars is wrong and unfortunate, whether racism or simple abuse of authority is to blame," Mr. Thompson wrote.

Esteemed by many.