Sentence examples for only esteemed from inspiring English sources

It is also a rare event, the first solo show in nearly seven years of work by an artist, now seventy-eight, who is not only esteemed but cherished in the art world, as a paragon of aesthetic rigor, poetic sapience, and brusque, funny personal charm.

Still, in a culture where couples are not only esteemed but also courted by promotional deals for cellphones and movie tickets, the holiday strikes a bittersweet chord.

Amongst denizens of rural China, less worldly than their cousins in glittering coastal capitals, America is not only esteemed for its "freedom"; it is also described transcendentally as "a land of dreams" and "golden horizon".

But statistics can inspire only esteem, not love.

I said, "Bridge and tunnel - and proud of it!" And perhaps that is the perfect metaphor to describe not only the esteemed residents of New Jersey and Connecticut, but the Jewish people.

This means that realism in art, which the West tends to view as its distinctive accomplishment, developed independently in Africa, though there, with so many other rich options available, it was only sporadically esteemed.

The truth that only the esteemed author of Goddess of the Americas and the banned title So Far From God could spearhead a much broader mission for unity than the troubled Tucson school district.

Not only for Suara, but also esteemed imprints like Bedrock and Intec.

Morris's film closes the case (no spoilers here), only for another esteemed film-maker, Alex Cox, to reopen it.

In 1980 he was named the first Intel Fellow - a position reserved for only the most esteemed engineers.

The Masters wishes for the greatest champions, assumes it deserves only the most esteemed shoulders onto which its corn pone chairman will place its exclusive and impractical green garment, and yet the Masters persistently turns up Bubba Watson or Jose Maria Somebody Or Other.