Sentence examples for esteemed man from inspiring English sources

I never met the esteemed man; I never traveled to India or Tibet.

McKellen's plea for a job, eloquent and insistent and overflowing, goes on and on and on...and then he adds one more thing, pirouetting into an offer to stage a reading for the apparently esteemed man of letters that is Hirst.

When settling previous intellectual disputes, Woody Allen has been able to produce esteemed men of letters to come to his defense (at least when Marshall McLuhan is hiding just off camera).

Both Churchill and Trump are also esteemed men of letters.

Highly esteemed by men and women of the legal community, he achieved national eminence in his profession.

M. Poiret is still esteemed a rich man.

As a man esteemed by Napoleon, he was sent back to France as ambassador the same year.

"Though a linguist should pride himself to have all the tongues that Babel cleft the world into," wrote Milton, "yet if he have not studied the solid things in them as well as the words and lexicons, he were nothing so much to be esteemed a learned man, as any yeoman competently wise in his mother dialect only".

Watt was esteemed as a man who did not forget old comrades, providing former AFC members with financial aid and helping them re-establish themselves in civilian life.

Yes, the Observer fete had everything, including a British contingent: author Amanda Foreman served on the 2012 judging panel for the esteemed literary award, Man Booker Prize for Fiction, with Dan Stevens.

"If you over-esteem great men, people become powerless".