well-respected

British

adjective

held in high respect; esteemed

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Yet, Strand Larsen is well-respected behind the scenes, where he is seen as a leader.

From BBC

Eighty percent of Americans agree with the statement that “empathy is a moral value that is the foundation of a healthy society,” according to one recent and well-respected survey from the Public Religion Research Institute.

From Los Angeles Times

Her past roles have showed her to be one of the “most well-respected and capable executives in the industry,” wrote Tom Nikic, an analyst at Needham.

From Barron's

Louis Sr. was well-respected by his creditors and so beloved by his employees that they insisted on filling his grave themselves after his sudden death in 1984.

From Los Angeles Times

Macclesfield described McLeod as "incredibly talented" and "well-respected member" of their squad.

From BBC

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