Sentence examples for Esteem highly from inspiring English sources

In a 1918 diary entry, Gimpel did not esteem highly the Knoedler Gallery of those years.

The room of Renoirs includes one of his most popular pictures, "Young Girls at the Piano," and another that some esteem highly, depicting a nude amid a landscape.

These visits surely indicate that Rembrandt was esteemed highly until his death.

Heartfelt sympathy to Louis Glick and family upon the passing of our esteemed, highly regarded and much loved board member, Doris Glick.

Two peaks of that small but beautifully polished oeuvre are his Requiem, which Robert Shaw esteemed highly enough to record alongside Fauré's Requiem, and his organ works, which you might assume cut the deepest into Duruflé's personal creative universe.

Even Michener, a man Drummond had read and esteemed highly, in part for having typed more than anyone on earth, except perhaps a few unsung women from the bygone era of the secretarial pool, was a clod at the keys.

In fact, Harvard Business Review, which publishes research that is often esteemed highly, has said, "Relevance is often systematically expunged from these [scholarly] journals".

Michaelis also did not esteem it highly, either on account of its internal excellence or the value of its readings.

As an esteemed & highly regarded professor and surgeon, Dr. Lyons served the department and the hospital for 65 years.

As an esteemed and highly regarded professor and surgeon, Dr. Friedman served the department and the hospital for over 35 years.

At that time, my parents were very aware that it would be easier if I went to a college that was esteemed more highly by law school admissions.