According to Daniel Claus, a British Indian agent and Sir William's son-in-law, Brant was "in every respect considered and esteemed by them [the Iroqouis] as Sir William's Relict [i.e. widow], and one word from her is more taken notice of by the Five Nations than a thousand from any white man without exception".
Sober and elegant, it has achieved mythical status and is considered the most esteemed model in the Oyster collection with its refined case and lugs and clear, legible dial showing calendar indications.
When he considers comic books' esteemed place in today's popular culture, Mr. Kubert shakes his head in wonder.
"I'm going to suggest to the Met that they should consider auditioning the esteemed Bronx borough president before somebody else grabs him".
Once Rimsky-Korsakov had made this turn-around, Tchaikovsky considered him an esteemed colleague, and, if not the best of friends, was at least on friendly terms with him.
Hunching his broad shoulders, he told me that, when he was a student at Columbia University, in the eighties, he considered the A.M.N.H. an esteemed place of learning.
I'd be glad to learn how your esteemed magazine considered it fit to show Haier in such favorable light.
But considering the esteem in which this faux Chinese dish is held, perhaps no one really cares.
Economic conditions did not similarly predict self-esteem, considered a healthy adaptive response to adversity.
Consider that since the esteemed Mustached American anchorman Walter Cronkite -- the most trusted man in America at one point -- left the airwaves in March of 1981, how rare has it been to turn on a television and sees a news anchor with a heavily fortified tuft of fur atop the upper lip?
