At that time, my parents were very aware that it would be easier if I went to a college that was esteemed more highly by law school admissions.
Some types of osetra, including the golden variety from Iran, are more highly esteemed.
Rilke is one of the most popular foreign-language poets in the English-speaking world, even more highly esteemed here than in Germany.
Other mental illnesses like depression and schizophrenia, increasingly described as brain diseases, are as close as they've ever been to securing a place in the insurance reimbursement family alongside the more highly esteemed physical illnesses.
But subsequently tastes changed, painting and sculpture became more highly esteemed, and works of the loom came to be regarded, even by the Victorian arts and crafts advocate William Morris, as products of "one of the lesser arts of life".
While almost everyone is familiar with the cherry blossom, it used to be the white blossoms of the plum tree were even more highly esteemed.
First, one might maintain that what one asserts, when one asserts (1), is simply true or false, and not true now but false later, true here but false in some other community where Valla is more highly esteemed than Petrarch, true in α but false in other possible worlds.
Certain modern innovations may be more highly esteemed than others.
By the end of his career Steinitz was more highly esteemed as a theoretician than as a player.
The text of the manuscript has been cited in all critical editions of the Greek New Testament; in this codex, the text of the Gospels is more highly esteemed by scholars than that of the remaining New Testament books.
Well-being and stability of the family is often more highly esteemed than the well-being of the individual; family obligations and responsibilities similarly prevail over individual needs and wishes (14, 15).
