Sentence examples for quite respected from inspiring English sources

The first client was a local wedding dress retailer, then we won work with the local theatre that's quite respected around here, so that put us on the map.

They actually send pop stars that are quite respected and well known in Australia, so this year's entry is no different - it's actually a really good pop song, I've listened to it a lot and I think it's got a really strong chance and is already a hit in Australia.

"He is well known there and he is quite respected in the rebel areas," he said.

It's advisable to look into hacking as it's quite respected, and requires a lot of professional knowledge to do anything serious in real environments.

"I think he'd be quite respected by the constituents but individual MPs will make that judgment".

He complimented Finance Minister Palaniappan Chidambaram as "being known to all of us around the world, and he's quite well-respected".

Levinsohn's executive background is solid, and he's quite well-respected in the worlds of both tech and media — so it will certainly be interesting to see what those endeavors are.

Quite a few respected religious scholars, such as Shiekh Eissa al-Ghaith, also came out in support of lifting the ban.

So he's hardly fringe, and he's quite a productive and respected scholar.

In 2012, Nintendo, the oldest games company in the world and quite probably the most respected, released the follow-up to its phenomenally successful Wii - and it has failed to sell in more than a year what the Xbox One and PS4 managed in just a few months.

"Every era is a time of great change," she replied flatly, authoritative by virtue of her unquestioned position as one of the world's most respected anthropologist, quite apart from being the daughter of Margaret Mead and Gregory Bateson.