Marker gave few interviews and hardly ever allowed himself to be photographed; in one of the few interviews that he did grant — in 2003, to Samuel Douhaire and Annick Rivoire, for Libération — he explained his reticence, calling himself "publiphobic": At the beginning of the sixties, that was well-thought-of, now it has become literally inadmissible.
But his foreign policy was well-thought-of – he forced the UK to accept arbitration of a disputed boundary in Venezuela – while his repeal of the Tenure of Office Act, combined with his fearless use of the veto, did much to re-establish the power and prestige of the presidency.
He is well-thought of there, according to Keith Harrison, editor of the Shropshire Star, and has increased his majority at four successive general elections, perhaps because he is the very model of a shires Tory MP.
"If I take him at his word, he's really enjoying working with us and he is well thought-of and highly regarded at the club.
We all want to be well-thought of.
One of the reasons the music businesses is so much different than the movie or television business, is if you have a top 10 record, you're well-thought of.
The New Yorker, May 11 , 1940P. 11 A girl who is on pretty good terms with a young Frenchman, got a note from an official of the French censor saying that the young man was well, thought of her often and so on.
This assemblage of abnormalities is well thought-out to be one of the foremost factors contributing to raise pervasiveness of type 2 diabetes in Indians of Asia.
She was so well-thought-of that the king's queen, Alexandra of Denmark, arranged for Mrs. Keppel to visit the King when he was on his death bed.
She was running against a well-thought-of former elected official who wasn't particularly wealthy and was crushed, crushed, crushed.
The current collection for Maison Martin Margiela was well-thought out in its mix of narrow and ultrawide pants and its carefully proportioned cuts.
