Sentence examples for these esteemed from inspiring English sources

Here were these esteemed professors sitting around shuffling papers, listening to each other talk endlessly, and then planning their next meeting.

"We're making our garments in the same factories as Band of Outsiders and Thom Browne and these esteemed American brands," Mr. Chow said, floating the implicit question of what, if anything, made him different from them.

If you want to check out the talent that will be pitching these esteemed judges next week, you can find a full list right here.

While these esteemed intellectuals wallowed in America's malaise, the man they pronounced a dummy and a buffoon said in 1981 at the University of Notre Dame, "The West won't contain communism.

We also thank Dr. Akhtar Rasool, Assistant Professor; Mr. Amit Swami, Ph.D. Scholar; Mr. Gourav Hajela, Ph.D. Scholar and many more for their so-called insights in the form of reviews and immensely grateful comments on an earlier version of the manuscript, although any errors are our own and should not tarnish the reputations of these esteemed persons.

I'm surprised that these esteemed artists have agreed to such a plan.

In a 1986 Op-Ed essay published in these pages, the esteemed presidential historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr. responded to the suggestion as "a terrible idea".

But these are the esteemed Olympics, and companies are gladly opening their wallets to fundraisers.

Not only are these vineyards less esteemed terroirs, they mostly grow the "wrong" grape — pinot meunier, long considered the lowliest of the three main Champagne varieties.

Descartes esteemed these implements and the constructions they effected as (to quote from a letter of 1619) "no less certain and geometrical than the ordinary ones with which circles are drawn".

The most usual surviving form is the teabowl; these were much esteemed by the Japanese under the name of temmoku and were used in the tea ceremony (see Japanese pottery).