Sentence examples for so esteemed from inspiring English sources

Television writers are not usually so esteemed that their next project is awaited with fevered anticipation.

Will someone please explain how it became so esteemed if it is so unreadable?

Often, parliamentary banter, so esteemed in Westminster, doesn't hit the spot in the real world.

Nothing makes a new prince so esteemed as to carry on great enterprises and give rare examples of himself.

As for John, he was a man I so esteemed as a colleague and so loved as a friend that his loss is indescribable.

Besides, Sokol knew that his idea would get a serious hearing; he was so esteemed by Buffett that he was rumored to be the Great Man's successor.

That Björk is both so good and so widely esteemed makes this occasion the worst so far.

DAVID EAGLEMAN: As regards eyewitness testimony, I am constantly surprised that it remains so highly esteemed in courtrooms.

Sister Ping's name became so highly esteemed that other snakeheads fraudulently claimed to be affiliated with her in order to attract business.

So highly esteemed was Valignano that he was received by two successive rulers of Japan and was permitted to establish a centre to train native priests.

In a country where the military as an institution is so highly esteemed and plays such a critical foundational and socializing role, these testimonies are truly groundbreaking.