Sentence examples for about the esteem from inspiring English sources

Still, the fact that the story was deemed plausible enough to publish as a joke spoke volumes about the esteem in which the teenager was held.

Nations care very much about the esteem in which they are held by other nations, and a literary pantheon confers more prestige than any Olympic medal table.

That in itself tells you all need to know about the esteem in which Senna was held, that he should be treated as if he were royalty or a president.

It says a great deal about the esteem in which the tenor Carlo Bergonzi is held that so many renowned artists came to Carnegie Hall on Wednesday night to hear this legendary singer, one month shy of his 76th birthday, take on the one Verdi role that had eluded him during his long career, Otello.

Here is all you need to know about the esteem in which Greg Maddux is held in major league baseball: when he announced his retirement Monday in a conference room at the Bellagio hotel, Ned Colletti, the general manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, stood behind the rows of reporters, taking a photograph with his cellphone.

Albert rejects Philip's position, but the fact that Albert examines the issue at all indicates something about the esteem given to Philip's work.

What is so special, so essential, about the esteemed but until-now rarely mentioned art and discipline of mentoring?

All worried about the low esteem in which the militias were generally held.

The swift response and the debate in both chambers showed how defensive and anxious lawmakers have become about the low esteem in which Congress is held.

Mary Ann Evans, in her day, felt very much the same as Jennifer Weiner about the low esteem in which critics and reviewers held the multitude of women novelists then writing.

The story, Wells's only contribution to the magazine, concerns an Archbishop who begins to suffer from anxiety and distress about the wavering esteem of his colleagues and friends.