Sentence examples for esteem since from inspiring English sources
This theory has been held in higher esteem since the 1970s than it was for a long period before (see the work of Rees, Gaukroger and Pérez-Ramos 1988, 201 85).
(Spoiler: It was his sled.) "Vertigo" has certainly gained in esteem since its release in 1958.
He had enjoyed critical esteem since the publication of his first novel, "Dangling Man," in 1944, and he had won a National Book Award for "The Adventures of Augie March" in 1954.
Aside from causing a rift with the United States, the incident also seemed to foreshadow a showdown between civilian leaders and a military that has lost power and esteem since the former Yugoslav leader, Slobodan Milosevic, was sent to The Hague last year to face trial for war crimes.
T.S. ELIOT'S "Family Reunion" has risen greatly in critical esteem since it flopped like unleavened dough in the West End 60-odd years ago.
The celebrations, with public holidays giving most Britons a four-day break, seemed to show how much the queen has risen in public esteem since support for the monarchy ebbed after Diana's death.
But Gingrich may have risen even higher in Adelson's esteem last month when he referred to the Palestinians as "an invented people"; in remarks to a group of young people visiting Israel, Adelson echoed Gingrich approvingly.
Upon his return to France from four years' study in Italy, he attracted a wide following with his mythological and allegorical paintings, although his portrait paintings are perhaps held in higher esteem today.
Despite the government's promises to grant mental and physical health parity of esteem, last year Mind reported an 8% real terms drop in mental health services funding since 2010.
"I have never dealt at all with Raju the businessman, who has definitely dropped in global esteem today.
In fact, Uggie is being held in such high esteem this year that he will be co-announcing the nominees with his "Artist" (human) co-star, Penelope Anne Miller, at a press conference in Hollywood on January 18th.
