Sentence examples for earned esteem for from inspiring English sources

(True, Vince Cable has earned esteem for his relative perspicacity about the crash, but that has not yet been translated into support for the Liberal Democrats).

I was proud of my hard-earned esteem for being strict.

The magazine soon earned wide esteem for its political and literary criticism, and by 1818 it had attained a circulation of 13,500.

He earned that esteem over many years, and is famously credited for making tough-minded choices to tame runaway inflation as Fed chairman from 1979 to 1987, when he served under Presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan.

An extraordinary surgeon, he earned the esteem of his colleagues and the gratitude of his patients.

Their poetry earned such esteem that only in heaven might they have been more honored.

In last year's guide, he was described as having earned "considerable stature and esteem" for managing an N.F.L. franchise that has operated with "class and dignity" while winning a record five Super Bowl championships.

Throughout these and other roles the Academy Award-winning actor and director managed to earn their esteem, respect and confidence.

Baltusrol has remained one of Tillinghast's most prized designs for more than 100 years, and with the possible designation as a National Historic Landmark, it would join only three other golf courses to earn America's highest esteem for historical significance.

The complexity and the explicitly didactic character of his poetry earned for him the esteem of his contemporaries.

Gass, who is 91, has been earning the esteem of the literati for decades with his mindbending, finely crafted fiction; in his new collection, short story lovers will find both mesmerizing prose and absurd, compelling premises, such as an interview with the piano used on set in the filming of "Casablanca".