Sentence examples for esteemed elite from inspiring English sources
Truthfully, I had never heard of such a movement with esteemed, elite colleges: inviting lower income families' adolescents to not only attend their colleges, but also help pay for the school year they will attend.
There was a time when the French culinary elite esteemed chicken breasts above all other parts, serving them beneath silver domes in the fanciest restaurants.
There is little overt racial discrimination, although people of Spanish and other European ancestry are still esteemed among most elite members of society.
Hunter-gatherers' egalitarianism thus becomes a remarkable political system in which the elite is normally composed of the most esteemed and admired individuals, those who bring the most to the common good while taking less for themselves.
Scott, new creative director of the Italian house of Moschino, 39-year-old esteemed member of the fashion industry and go-to costumier for the pop world's elite, is discussing the unsuccessful makeover of a cultural icon.
And while I am in total agreement with my esteemed colleague Piers, I fear that by not identifying what in fact makes Peppa such a threat, he has left himself open to ridicule from the small-minded inner city elite.
An outsider to the Parisian elite of his time, who struggled with envy, fascination, revulsion and rejection, Rousseau saw how people in a society driven by individual self-interest come to live for the satisfaction of their vanity – the desire and need to secure recognition from others, to be esteemed by them as much as one esteems oneself.
Esteemed by various philanthropies.
(Sorry, esteemed President Petrov).
I pity our esteemed minister.
