Sentence examples for command esteem from inspiring English sources

He played with a quiet sincerity which grew upon the audience, though not with the virility and sweep that other violinists find... it is clear that Mr. Szigeti is a player to command esteem and respect for his musicianship, for the genuineness of his interpretations, and his artistic style.

Tait's major successes were in his work on the royal commissions on ritual (1867) and as spokesman for the Anglican church, a role in which he commanded esteem in the House of Lords.

FEW men who find themselves cast as heroes early in life continue to command universal esteem till the end.

Command respect.

According to an annual Gallup Poll on professional honesty and ethics, funeral directors already command a certain esteem: 36percentt of Americans polled give them a "very high" or "high" rating.

Few people are liked by all who encounter them, but Maxwell's benevolence and propriety commanded an unusually high esteem.

We struggle with our private envy, our longing for more esteem than we command, and the struggle only sharpens the painful contrast between the imagined perfection of the envied adversary that we have enshrined on an imaginary throne, and the defective merchandise that is ourselves.

Few modern professionals commanded such a measure of esteem and kindly regard from his own immediate colleagues and his opponents in the cricket field as did Roy Kilner".

The first TT's Bauhaus-inspired bulges and sweeps can be rightfully credited with lifting the esteem and sales that Audi has commanded ever since.

Specifically, they may enact a command presence in situations where it only serves to boost the officer's masculine esteem.

And after his long, slow start, the prices his creations now command — some $60,000 to $100,000 for a finished Brute, depending on options — are an indication of the esteem Jeep aficionados have for the A.E.V. brand.