Sentence examples for now widely respected from inspiring English sources

Once a polarising figure in Peru, he is now widely respected as his country's conscience.

It was a pleasure to witness the happiness clearly engendered by this reunion, organised by Brenda Last, a dear friend, founder member of WTB, former Royal Ballet principal dancer and now widely respected teacher.

This notion was not widely respected at Enron.

He was now a widely respected, beloved and almost untouchable celebrity.

Take the monarchy: another ancient institution like the church, in far deeper discredit 70 years ago, yet now more widely respected than perhaps at any time since 1800.

But now he was widely respected, even revered, by people who had written him off as the cruel, militaristic ogre of the Zionist occupation.

Ali Larijani, a conservative pragmatist and former Presidential candidate who served for two years as Iran's nuclear negotiator (he is now Speaker of the Majlis), is widely respected at home and abroad; he has written a book about Immanuel Kant.

"Chechens remember everything," Khassan Bayiev, a widely respected Chechen surgeon, who now lives in Boston, told me.

12.53pm BST Elaine Storkey – evangelical leader, widely respected in the church – speaks now.

B10 BUSINESS DAY C1-12 Sun's Comeback Bid Sun Microsystems, once widely respected as a technology innovator, now faces the challenge of convincing customers that it remains relevant in a changing industry.

Mr. Pollard's supporters are now pinning their hopes on Mr. Peres, who is widely respected abroad.