widely respected

Its work is widely respected by experts outside the government.

By 1934, King had become a widely respected leader of the local church.

He was widely respected for his ability, character, and experience.

He is widely respected for his charitable works in the local community.

"His ability to build a sales force is widely respected in our industry."

He is widely respected among Poles for his religious and social work.

Both were widely respected by members of the bench and bar.

Although by now 44 years of age, he was a dynamic and widely respected officer.

He was also widely respected in the broader corporate community.

Both men were widely respected throughout the South and had some background in foreign affairs.

He was widely respected and mourned at the time of his death.

He was widely respected by common Gujaratis across the state.

He is widely respected for his philanthropic work by all communities.

Indeed, he was widely respected among the country's human rights lawyers, she said, and they saw him as someone who would judge their cases fairly.

He was widely respected as a law teacher, but his qualities were broader than that.

"He's a moderate, close to the West and the oil industry where he was widely respected.

They are the people who have, and continue to, make us a widely respected local authority that continues to improve.

Her blog is widely respected and has received a strong fan following.

He is widely respected as a man of great humility and humanity.

However, he was widely respected as an expert on judicial procedure.

But he was widely respected by the industry as a cranky genius.

King was widely respected for his ability, but not liked by many of the officers he commanded.

Because he is widely respected and lives in Britain, no one expects that the book will cause him legal problems.

Ryan was also widely respected for his knowledge of horse anatomy.

She is an experienced, widely respected professional diplomat, and chose her words with care.