Sentence examples for international esteem from inspiring English sources

Britain's higher education sector has probably never been held in such high international esteem.

In its pursuit of international esteem and rampant profits Barclays abandoned its roots in the high street.

Despite the international esteem in which he was held – and his role in helping Pakistan develop nuclear weapons – governments in his homeland have not dared embrace a member of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community.

A naive desire to produce the foreign reporters for the leader's triumphal closing speech, as evidence of the international "esteem" in which the supreme leader is held, could be another.

It's Cronenberg's 18th feature, and the follow-up to A History Of Violence, which returned him to international esteem (and substantial box office returns) after a couple of years in the commercial and critical wilderness.

The group boasts international esteem and is known for their innovative recreation of the traditional Japanese performing arts.

Until the long and exhausting trial got under way, Andreotti had remained in the international limelight, esteemed and revered.

A recognized national and international organist, esteemed by his professional colleagues and loved by his parish, he provided unparalleled leadership in establishing a tradition of great music at Christ Church.

Who ever heard of undergraduates presenting research papers at esteemed international conferences right alongside leaders in the respective field?

An esteemed international economist, Bhagwati is a university professor at Columbia and a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.

Signed to Mark Barrott's esteemed International Feel imprint — a label we genuinely can't get enough of here at THUMP HQ — Leise's soon to be released Lingua Franca is the kind of special albums that comes around every so often that's utterly, utterly timeless.