Sentence examples for a great esteem from inspiring English sources

During the short acquaintance of one month, which he had with our missionary, he conceived a great esteem and veneration for his virtue, of which their frequent correspondence of later years gives ample proof.

In a society that holds a greater esteem for the multimillionaire athlete than for the shaper of young minds in education or lightly sentences "white collar" criminals, why should we be incredulous with someone selling out our country for a price?

From glosses added to the ninth-century canons, ordination as a deaconess appears to have been a matter of great esteem and was also used for purposes other than the classical diaconate.

It's a position of great esteem and little practical power.

On February 26 2016, Xavier University of Louisiana celebrated the inauguration and investment of its new president, Dr. Reynold C. Verret - a man of great esteem, faith, and leadership.

Appropriately it's a review of a film by a director Mr Ebert held in great esteem: Terrence Malick".

Despite being left-handed, Wilson holds Seaver in such great esteem as a pitcher that he still cannot forgive the five voters out of 430 who did not put Seaver on their Hall of Fame ballot.

"This was a small measure of the great esteem in which he was held by his students, colleagues and the entire mathematics community," said Yakov Eliashberg, chair of Stanford's Mathematics Department.

"Being a Swansea boy, he was held in great esteem not just by the players but by the people of Swansea".

This is certainly a mere misunderstanding which arose from the great esteem in which Ezra was undoubtedly held.

There was indeed a time when full-time mothers were held in great esteem.