Sentence examples for that esteemed from inspiring English sources

Ms. Mulgrew is known mostly to television viewers as the starship captain Kathryn Janeway on "Star Trek: Voyager" and to Hartford Stage audiences as the portrayer of Hepburn, that esteemed Hartford native, in "Tea at Five" (2002).

The founders of all 15 Startup Battlefield Latin America participants join that esteemed network.

It's no secret that esteemed journalist Patt Morrison is a die-hard Angelino--but no one knew to what end.

Journalist Matt Taibbi, writing in Rolling Stone, notes that esteemed economist John Kenneth Galbraith laid the 1929 crash at the feet of banking giant Goldman Sachs.

Right-wing radio personality Rush Limbaugh, who is currently embroiled in controversy after he called a female law student advocating for contraception coverage a "slut," will soon be joining that esteemed group.

It was difficult to convince the public that esteemed military brass could not be trusted, and in the chapters that follow, I explain the five strategies that my fellow scholars and I used to persuade citizens and leaders.

How long will such devotion endure in a culture that esteems material wealth and individual choice?

"Certain elements of mixology have gotten too dry," he said, referring to a bar ethos that esteems pre-Prohibition cocktails, sometimes to a point of purism.

Fortunately, we all share impulses of benevolence, and feel reflective affections that esteem those impulses as overriding all others.

They verbalized that such support increased their confidence to breastfeed their baby, which substantiates Grassley's [ 36] conclusions that esteem support can build breastfeeding confidence.

Zounds, you may be saying, it's disheartening to think that the esteemed Jersey columnist would have stooped to that.