Sentence examples similar to fellowship esteem from inspiring English sources
She received the esteemed MacArthur Fellowship in 1995, and has participated in the Venice Biennial, five Whitney Biennials, and a multitude of solo and group exhibitions.
The fellowships are held in high esteem, and adding Marie Curie Fellow to your CV can give your career an important kick forward.
He was not ignored in America, but it was the respectful esteem of prizes and fellowships that came his way rather than affection.
The greatest benefit of such a fellowship, Bucciantini says, is the self-esteem and encouragement it gives you: "It's a recognition from the community that you can put forward interesting research".
Even the country's apparent cities are overwhelmed by deep and enduring infestations of rural tradition and the fellowships of the conservatives who hold women in low esteem.
Within a few months last spring, she won both a $40,000 Guggenheim Foundation fellowship and the $100,000 Ruth Lilly prize from Chicago's esteemed Poetry magazine.
Successive high-profile visiting fellowships at Queen Mary University of London and St Antony's College, Oxford (2008-10), reflecthe thesteemem in which his work was held.
: BFI Fellowship: Danny Boyle.
