Sentence examples for earning the esteem from inspiring English sources

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".

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

He's aiming not just to earn the esteem that comes with a big-league contract, but also to grow up and get away from a family that makes him miserable.

According to the story, this frog had been introduced to a tank or two at global headquarters here in New York and had devoured all the other inhabitants, and, as a result, had earned the esteem and even the empathy of the humans in the building, who were perhaps eager to think that to gather financial news you need to be voracious, even deadly.

By demonstrating competence and concern for others, they'll earn the esteem to step up into positions of power.

Today, while her hard work and boundless empathy has earned the esteem and respect of the art world and the trans community, Allen does voice disappointment that so many young people — not all, but many — seem to have little interest in the history of the movement.

How can a man not feel privileged when he earns the esteem of a woman who values herself so highly?

His projects ranged throughout the USA and from Egypt to Paris to Hong Kong, receiving numerous awards and earning the respect and esteem of his colleagues.

In December, they were routed and found that earning the Celtics' esteem would take more than angry words.

"Thanks to the work of the potters and painters, Herend makes products that to this day earn the highest esteem of art connoisseur consumers".

Whitney has earned the passionate esteem of many fellow-painters and painting aficionados; now should be his moment for wider recognition.