Sentence examples for highly regarded figures from inspiring English sources

Among the most prominent are such highly regarded figures as Bruce Ames of the University of California and the University of Chicago's Leonid Gavrilov and S. Jay Olshansky.

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An open letter from English PEN and the Index on Censorship was signed by some of the most highly regarded figures in the arts, including playwright Sir David Hare, artist Anish Kapoor and actor Simon Callow, all demanding a full explanation about the reasons for cancelling the show.

"Under his leadership, the club enjoyed two immensely productive spells and he is one of the most highly regarded figures in British football.

Ms. Hagedorn, 51, is herself a highly regarded figure in the overlapping worlds of downtown theater and Asian-American literature.

A well-known and highly regarded figure in American entertainment, DiCaprio's narration serves an important purpose.

In the rarefied world of the "concierge community" (who knew?), Mr. Bigler is a highly regarded figure, a much-decorated member of its elite Les Clefs d'Or society.

As chief policy adviser, Ms. Lam hired Michelle Cahill, a highly regarded figure from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace who largely shares her philosophy; she brought in consultants with a similar bent.

Abramson said: "Linda's professionalism over the years is unquestioned here... and she is a very highly regarded figure in the legal community.

Haynes has set his picture in the autumn and winter of 1957 in Hartford, Connecticut, where Cathy Whitaker Julianne Mooree) is a highly regarded figure in the community.

Mohammed bin Nayef, the interior minister and son of the late Crown Prince Nayef, is another highly regarded figure of the same generation who is also much admired in the west.