Sentence examples for and the esteem of from inspiring English sources

His qualities gained him the love of his subjects and the esteem of his enemy Nureddin.

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

"It's been in the past that the whole idea around what it means to be a president and the esteem of that office is supposed to bring – all that is out the window," West told ESPN.

In the 1920s, when the sport was ruled by amateurs, the women's game was the domain of Devon's Joyce Wethered, who won five English Ladies Championships, four British Ladies Amateurs and the esteem of Bobby Jones, who described her as the finest golfer, male or female, that he had ever seen.

He epitomized the best characteristics of America, working his way up from humble beginnings to achieve great wealth and the esteem of those who knew him.

Human motives are complex and other factors such as professional recognition and the esteem of colleagues, pride in one's work, opportunities for professional advancement, etc. undoubtedly play a role.

We have made it very clear that a Conservative government would broaden the approach to science and technology; advancing innovation and raising the esteem of research," he said.

If possession of white skin confers status and attracts the esteem of others, derogating nonwhite individuals can help to build and sustain a top position for whites in the skin color hierarchy.

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

The question is one of attitude and behaviour, still a thorny subject as the baiting and blaming of referees continues to blight the game and to tarnish the esteem of those responsible.

And we sink in the esteem of the world.