well-regarded

adjective

1. considered to be good morally, professionally, etc; esteemed

   a well-regarded local MP

Example Sentences

Wiles grew up in New Jersey, graduated from the University of Maryland and took her first job in politics as an assistant to Rep. Jack Kemp, a former NFL and AFL quarterback whose playing career overlapped that of Summerall, who was a well-regarded kicker and defensive end for three teams from 1951-61.

From Los Angeles Times

The CoD Black Ops spin-offs are generally well-regarded by fans for their single-player campaigns and the developers will be hoping this one lands well after the poor reception of last year’s Modern Warfare 3.

From BBC

"Facing the future without a generally very well-regarded CEO does little to build comfort or joy too," he said.

From BBC

Her father was the well-regarded blues musician Mike Stamper, and her mum, Louise Renee, was a librarian – but with little money coming into the household, Stamper was a high school outcast.

From BBC

But Harris hadn’t ever led Trump nationally in this particular poll, whose methodology and track record are particularly well-regarded; the two were tied, according to Times/Siena, just last month.

From Slate