Sentence examples for thought of highly from inspiring English sources

On Bob Bradley's appointment as the coach of Egypt: "Bob is one of our top coaches and it's a plus for us that he's thought of highly enough to get a top job.

The thought of highly paid players turning up at rugged and hostile lower-league grounds likely plays a part.

Iron manager Alan Devonshire told BBC Essex : "He's thought of highly at Wimbledon, and we're looking forward to helping him progress".

But the lawyer-turned-MP is thought of highly within Liberal circles and will be looking to climb up the ranks of the new government as quickly as possible.

A defence barrister said Land, who lives in Eyton, Wrexham, was remorseful and had been thought of highly both professionally and personally.

Monson almost left the Minnesota program for the University of Washington following the 2001 02 season, but was thought of highly by the athletics department under Tom Moe and was persuaded to stay despite limited success.

The word "cybersecurity" may evoke thoughts of highly sophisticated attacks, but the reality is that most attacks — especially in a corporate environment — involve simpler strategies that depend upon one thing: exploiting human behavior.

While the word "cybersecurity" may evoke thoughts of highly sophisticated attacks that require fancy computing equipment and skilled hackers, the reality is that most attacks — especially in a corporate environment — involve simpler strategies that depend upon one thing: exploiting human behavior.

"If I take him at his word, he's really enjoying working with us and he is well thought-of and highly regarded at the club.

It is regrettable that much of the thought of this highly inquisitive and subtle philosopher often became, in later Indian and Tibetan Buddhism, a series of unquestioned formulae to secure Buddhist fundamentalism.

Today, the thoughts of a highly ranked team's coach — audible or otherwise — would be packaged and parsed by the hour.