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much esteemed: This phrase is used to express high regard, admiration, or respect for someone or something. It is commonly employed in formal communication, such as letters or speeches, to convey a sense of honor or appreciation towards the subject
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much esteemed
His works were much esteemed in his time.
As jewelry their beauty was very much esteemed.
Carter was much esteemed by his scientific colleagues.
Then of course as jewelry their beauty was very much esteemed.
He was very much esteemed by his contemporaries.
As a preacher he was much esteemed.
He was much esteemed as a violinist and composer.
They wish to be not so much esteemed as admired.
He is much esteemed in spite of his many.
In the rest of the region the ornamental ceramics industry is much esteemed.
Sami was a much esteemed teacher.
Someone will have the manuals of these teams I will thank you very much esteemed.
He was much esteemed in the district.
Virginity and celibacy were very much esteemed in the early Church.
He was much esteemed by his acquaintances.
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We mourn the loss of our longtime and much esteemed Managing Director.
Townshend was much esteemed for his charity and munificence.
William Buckley, the only son of their former so much esteemed.
Pliny mentions it much esteemed among the ancient magicians.
Much esteemed by all parties, he has left a large family.
That cooperation was very much esteemed before you arrived.
I am in much esteemed company as you can see from the List of Accepted Artists.
Classics, which were much esteemed at the time.
The Zohar, much esteemed in Morocco, was often the principal work in their curriculum.
Firstly, parties are not much esteemed in any country.
Where available, high-quality Jewish delicatessen food is much esteemed.
Aleyn seems to have been much esteemed and beloved by contemporaries of some eminence.
Mr Julius Washington Merryweather Bib, sir ; a gentleman in the lumber line, sir, and much esteemed.
Nothing makes a prince so much esteemed as great enterprises and setting a fine example.
Were much esteemed in their time Quétif-Echard, " Script.
Stripes on its head, is much esteemed for the table.
His poems are much esteemed in Spanish-American literature.
Sami 's family was much esteemed in Cairo.
At this time borderers were much esteemed for their horsemanship and military spirit.
Chinonian “ braguettes, ” so much esteemed by Rabelais.
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The child shall be esteemed as a member of society
My esteemed colleague will be getting out here
Let us turn to our esteemed panel of judges
