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Professor Dabashi said that Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was well aware of the influence of film in a nation where art and artists were esteemed in all corners of society.

Mr. Maddox said that Hudson River painters like Cropsey, who lived from 1823 to 1900, were esteemed in their lifetimes, but by the 20th century their works were often forgotten.

He is esteemed in his homeland as a national hero.

Greenwich Village Through Feb. 26 Oddly enough, this is the first one-man show in the United States for the portraitist Leonard McComb, who is esteemed in his home country, England.

Indeed, he was esteemed in that period not only as entertaining but also as instructive, and his works were read in schools.

His contemporaries regarded them as absurdly farfetched, but they came to be esteemed in the 20th century as examples of the baroque style.

Nevertheless, he was esteemed in the neighborhood as something of a gentleman and, more important — as the countless residents who refused to inform on the Bulger gang explained — one of their own.

Larkin, though modest in manner and production, achieved major eloquence and formal perfection, and was esteemed in the world of general readers to a degree that, among poets, only John Betjeman and Dylan Thomas matched in postwar Great Britain.

Now its time to be esteemed in Britain seems to have come.David Cameron, who as front-runner in the Conservative leadership race is determined to sound leaderly while keeping policy promises vague, is keen on it.

It has 150 groups in 40 countries and is esteemed in church circles as a means of social activism taking a non-dogmatic, practical form: easy to see how it appeals to both Livesey and Williams.

It seems that the wind power is esteemed in these countries as the most perspective branch of electric power industry.