Sentence examples for and in the esteem from inspiring English sources

Hospital physicists would have ranked low in the medical hierarchy and in the esteem of the physics fraternity.

Thomas O'Connor, a church trustee, said in 1840 that the new building "is not only a great convenience to ourselves, but an ornament to the city, elevating the Catholics, both as men and as Christians, in the esteem and respect of their dissenting brethren".

And we sink in the esteem of the world.

Pietrusza suggests that the legend on Landis's Hall of Fame plaque is his true legacy: "His integrity and leadership established baseball in the esteem, respect, and affection of the American people".

"I will be loyal to the Republic of the Union of Myanmar and citizenry and always hold in esteem the nondisintegration of the union," they said in unison.

Throughout his career, Steve was a leader in efforts to improve the quality of legal practice in New York and raise the esteem in which our court system is held.

His good-natured, serious-minded work was rewarded by good opinion as expressed in reviews and the esteem of peers.

But in the end, all that matters are the poems, and the esteem and affection in which they're held.

He held his role as cousin, uncle, granduncle, and friend in the highest esteem and love.

"To break through the 10,000 mark in number of jobs created and approved is testament to just how well this programme works and the esteem in which it is held.

On the wall behind the editor hangs a framed and enlarged copy of the Eye's memorial issue printed after Cook died, and the esteem in which Hislop holds Cook is touching.