Sentence examples similar to Was held in esteem from inspiring English sources

The Yorkshireman has long been held in esteem by fashion.

At a time when most of the country's political leaders are despised as venal, lazy or inept, its senior jurist is held in esteem.

While the Finnjet is easy pickings for punsters, it's held in esteem by the art-car world and earned first-place honors in two Houston Art Car Parades and "people's choice" awards in Florida events.

Still, it is not impossible that the text he referred to under the title Lakṣaṇa-sāra might have been penned by another representative of the Cārvāka / Lokāyata school who had been held in esteem by Jayarāśi, e.g. his own guru.

And that's what brings pressure from quarters where rational thought is held in esteem.

Not to mention, it is held in esteem as the first place outside of Asia where you can study to become a real Buddhist monk.

In Vietnam, an individual perceived as knowledgeable (either due to academic training or age) is held in esteem.

Dr. Vartany was a dedicated physician who was held in high esteem and regard by his colleagues, staff and patients.

Petrov was held in high esteem by other pianists.

In Italy, too, he was held in high esteem.

She acknowledges, too, that Hitchcock was held in high esteem by his cast and crew.