Please have a look at the context, and say if it's OK (I'm afraid it's again stilted (the way you say):
"He is a well-known scientist with a very good reputation; there are good responses to him in the academic world and in the press."
Thank you so much for all your help.
Better: He is a well known scientist with a very good reputation; he receives good responses from people in the academic world and in the press.
... there are ... = too impersonal, too stilted!
Hello! I'm glad you found my previous answers helpful. In terms of the context you provided, the sentence "He is a well-known scientist with a very good reputation; there are good responses to him in the academic world and in the press" seems fine. It effectively conveys that the scientist is highly regarded and respected both within the academic community and in the media. There is no significant issue with stiltedness in this sentence. Keep up the great work!
