Sentence examples for In the esteem of from inspiring English sources

And we sink in the esteem of the world.

Following a constant string of terrorist attacks, stagnant unemployment figures and an unresolved migrant crisis, the executive branch plummeted in the esteem of many French voters.

Aghast, perhaps, at the storm he had raised, but more probably firmly convinced that "yellowness" and extreme sensationalism could not retain a newspaper permanently in the esteem of the people, Mr. Pulitzer executed a remarkable right-about-face.

Toward the end of the Supreme Court's argument in Gill v. Whitford, about the future of partisan gerrymandering, there was a revealing moment about the place of the newest Justice in the esteem of at least one of his peers.

Although he has not physically moved, what has happened to him over the last year can be mapped as a journey, still in progress, from nameless menace to neighbor, a change both in his trajectory and in the esteem of those with whom he shares one small block of New York City.

They believe they can fix upon, and excavate, a place's very identity – or at least an identity, something that can guide a government in figuring out how to rise in the esteem of its neighbours, how to allocate its resources, how best to compose the face it presents to the world.

His good-natured, serious-minded work was rewarded by good opinion as expressed in reviews and the esteem of peers.

He continued in the high esteem of his people until his death.

Barack Obama turns fifty today, placing him in the esteemed company of other celebrities such as Wayne Gretzky, Ricky Gervais, and Eddie Murphy.

Only Syria had a lower aggregate score in the report, while Turkmenistan found itself in the esteemed company of Eritrea, North Korea and Uzbekistan.

Available from Friday Extra Gear Following in the esteemed foosteps of er, Take Me Out and Big Brother, the revamped Top Gear has been given it's own spinoff show.