Sentence examples for With esteem from inspiring English sources
"The Church regards with esteem... the Muslims," it said.
Those who are adept at handling these interactions are rewarded with esteem (followers).
Absolute parity of income would mean merit and moral worth would be rewarded with esteem and not with cash.
He visited the duke of Brunswick at Wolfenbüttel and the landgrave of Hesse at Kassel and was received with esteem at both courts.
Of particular moment for the United States, perhaps, is the way this positive regard must decidedly extend to Islam, which, in the words of Nostra Aetate, "the Church regards with esteem".
But black women could elevate themselves, they hoped, by avoiding any expression of sexuality, and black communities rewarded them with esteem and recognition if they met these moralizing demands.
Some brokerage firms with esteemed reputations merged with competing firms, prompting a flood of brokers to start or join independent financial advisory firms.
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Relationship quality (i.e., trust and satisfaction) should be strengthened to build long-term associations with esteemed customers.
Tomorrow, these companies will have exactly six minutes to pitch their product, followed by a 12-minute question and answer session with esteemed judges.
And one with esteemed provenance, no less.
