Sentence examples for esteem for it from inspiring English sources

It was dismissed at the time, but critical esteem for it grew over the years.

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

Amongst denizens of rural China, less worldly than their cousins in glittering coastal capitals, America is not only esteemed for its "freedom"; it is also described transcendentally as "a land of dreams" and "golden horizon".

For Aristotle meekness indicates a loss of self-esteem; for Maimonides it is not a virtue but virtue par excellence.

He was born 150 years ago in Edinburgh, into a family of civil engineers, esteemed for its technological genius.

"However much she respected birth and wealth... she reserved her highest esteem for those whose function it was to interpret laws that were to her as holy and as absolute as any that Moses received on the mountain top".

For example, Cathar doctrine held married sex in lower esteem than the extramarital variety, for it cloaked its carnality in a specious legitimacy.

Yet, if the purpose of Polo's tales was to impress others with tales of his high esteem for an advanced civilization, then it is possible that Polo shrewdly would omit those details that would cause his listeners to scoff at the Chinese with a sense of European superiority.

Its esteem for dogs notwithstanding, the university hasn't given up on mechanizing them.

It was held in highest esteem for more than a dozen years until 1976, but experts say its internal influence with the central intelligence director has declined since.

The most interesting aspect of 13 Hours is its low esteem for interventionism.