Sentence examples for esteem it from inspiring English sources

Michaelis also did not esteem it highly, either on account of its internal excellence or the value of its readings.

The more I think about this, the higher I esteem it.

Dunton suggested that "we esteem it more generous, were it possible, to die himself than lose either".

"Not only do I consider 'The Course of Empire' the work of the highest genius this country has ever produced, but I esteem it one of the noblest works of art that has ever been wrought," James Fenimore Cooper wrote in 1849.

We shall esteem it as an additional favour, if the address which I deliver into your hands, be read to the Meeting: it embraces a faint description of our woes and may apologise for our interference in the politics of our country.

Hume makes it absolutely clear where his priorities are: "Nor ought we to think, that this latter improvement in the science of man will do less honour to our native country than the former in natural philosophy, but ought rather to esteem it a greater glory, upon account of the greater importance of that science, as well as the necessity it lay under of such a reformation".

I've learned that being a "secretive" or "private" person, never sharing details about yourself or your life at the risk of looking vulnerable, weak or imperfect to others comes down to self-esteem (it generally means it's low) and can hold us back in life.

Although low outlying mortality may be esteemed, it is unlikely to have the same implications as high outlying mortality.

A proposed horizontal outdoor climbing wall would not only boost students' fitness levels and self-esteem, it would help address many of its students' physical challenges.

It was more than just a boost to her self-esteem, it was a way to keep walking.

We often spin events to prop up our moral self-esteem: it was I who took the high road in that spat with the other driver.