Sentence examples similar to well-regarded associate from inspiring English sources

Peart's drumming skill and technique are well-regarded by fans, fellow musicians, and music journalists.

The exceptional breadth of Boult's repertoire has left some well-regarded recordings of works not immediately associated with him, among which are versions of Franck's Symphony (recorded in 1959), Dvořák's Cello Concerto with Mstislav Rostropovich (1958), and a pioneering recording of Mahler's Third Symphony taped live in 1947.

For example, in two well-regarded studies, risk of stroke is associated with either global hypomethylation, as assessed by LINE-1 bisulfite pyrosequencing (Baccarelli et al. 2010), or global hypermethylation, as assessed using MethyLight at ALU and SAT2 (spermidine/spermine N-acetyltransferase famemberember 2) (Kim M et al. 2010).

This reflects the cachet of being associated with small but well-regarded industries like solar and wind, though some argue that the more expansive terminology also facilitates greenwashing, or deceptive green marketing.

Melanie Thernstrom, an accomplished journalist and the author of two well-regarded previous books, suffered for years from chronic pain associated with a degenerative spinal condition.

You were a well-regarded actor before.

But she was well-regarded.

Very well-regarded, in certain circles.

But publicly, she was less well-regarded.

But not a well-regarded design.

She divorced a well-regarded research scientist.