Sentence examples for The esteem of from inspiring English sources
And we sink in the esteem of the world.
The publication always had the esteem of being paid for.
But that's where he gained the esteem of millions of Africans".
An extraordinary surgeon, he earned the esteem of his colleagues and the gratitude of his patients.
His qualities gained him the love of his subjects and the esteem of his enemy Nureddin.
He denied any wrongdoing but said the allegations "had lowered the esteem" of the Parliament and tainted Greenland's reputation abroad.
His good-natured, serious-minded work was rewarded by good opinion as expressed in reviews and the esteem of peers.
The complexity and the explicitly didactic character of his poetry earned for him the esteem of his contemporaries.
Only the esteem of McKelway's commanding officer, Gen. Curtis E. LeMay, saved him from a dishonorable discharge (or worse).
Once hailed as a Republican Party hero, Mr. Gingrich has struggled to regain the esteem of primary voters.
He failed to win the esteem of Cardinal de Richelieu, however, and spent many years in the country in retirement.
