The church is probably the only institution in our culture in which it is possible to be esteemed not despite, but because of, your humility.
His contemporaries esteemed him not only as an architect and painter and for his knowledge of perspective but also as a poet and an amateur musician.
But statistics can inspire only esteem, not love.
Having the opportunity to develop an awareness of their own social situation, as well as to gain confidence and self-esteem, means not only that girls are in a better position to deal with the multiple challenges that entry into the labour market can pose, but also are increasingly empowered to define and act upon their ambitions.
To accept this standard and goal is to accept (i) the three cardinal values of reason, purpose (or purposiveness) and self-esteem as not only "the means to" but also "the realization of one's ultimate value, one's own life" (1961b, p. 27), and (ii) the three "corresponding virtues" of rationality, productiveness, and pride.
Indeed, he was esteemed in that period not only as entertaining but also as instructive, and his works were read in schools.
It is also a rare event, the first solo show in nearly seven years of work by an artist, now seventy-eight, who is not only esteemed but cherished in the art world, as a paragon of aesthetic rigor, poetic sapience, and brusque, funny personal charm.
Still, in a culture where couples are not only esteemed but also courted by promotional deals for cellphones and movie tickets, the holiday strikes a bittersweet chord.
To call on one of our most esteemed experts in prolonging not only Time, but her very life with her art of narration.
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".
