Sentence examples for esteemed corner from inspiring English sources
I've heard from some who say this is their least favourite, and critical reception in the odd esteemed corner of the internet, from Complex to Vulture to the AV Club, agree with this summation.
So, too, the word "Negro," as if delivered by an out-of-touch white alderman seeking votes from that highly esteemed, if underserved, corner of his ward.
Professor Dabashi said that Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was well aware of the influence of film in a nation where art and artists were esteemed in all corners of society.
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.
I still love watching Baby dance with Johnny Castle, who esteemed her so much, so hard, that he fiercely insisted: "Nobody puts Baby in a corner".
Trouble is, my esteemed River Cottage colleague Pam "the Cake" (formerly "the Jam") Corbin has pretty much cornered the current market, with her lovely new book, Cakes (Bloomsbury, £14.99).
Esteemed by various philanthropies.
(Sorry, esteemed President Petrov).
I pity our esteemed minister.
That is esteemed company.
