Sentence examples for They esteem from inspiring English sources

Rappers have long loved (and stolen from) movies, but that doesn't mean they esteem the people who make them.

Citizens vote for and with the rich not because, as is often said, they hope to be rich one day, but because they esteem the rich and submit to their wishes.

Nevertheless, the performance in spontaneous bimanual activities was high, the self-perceived disability low and they esteemed the appearance of their arm high.

A note with the Decca/London LP explained that the players had finished the project conductorless in honor of Kertesz, whom they had esteemed as a person and a musician.

They were esteemed warriors, demigods enacting the drama of sport on fields of glory.

But they all generated critical and/or audience esteem that they perhaps did not entirely earn.

"No matter who they are, we must esteem them as teachers, learning from them respectfully and conscientiously.

After a stop in Bologna, where they met the esteemed theorist Giovanni Battista Martini, they proceeded to Florence and on to Rome for Holy Week.

They were much esteemed by Charlemagne and spread rapidly across his realm.

The export of celadons went on, not only to the countries west of China but also to Japan, where they were much esteemed.

The history of aging appears to follow this rule: the fewer old people there are, the more esteemed they will be.