Sentence examples for esteemed to from inspiring English sources

The wartime prime minister, Pham Van Dong, told them: "Your family is esteemed to the highest magnitude".

In many religions, texts are deemed to have scriptural status, and people are esteemed to be invested with spiritual or moral authority.

Last February, a few months before L. Dennis Kozlowski went from esteemed to indicted, Tyco negotiated two bank loans totaling about $5.8 billion.

Finlayson said that Duyệt "has an intelligent look, and may be esteemed to possess considerable activity both of mind and body: his face is round and soft, his features flabby and wrinkled; he has no beard, and bears considerable resemblance to an old woman: his voice, too, is shrill and feminine".

Significant differences were not expected in the penetration between birch and grass pollen proteins, and are esteemed to carry a similar burden of disease.

These sequence data could either correspond to mitochondrial RNA (which was esteemed to account for 3.03% and 2.08% of the reads in liver and testis, respectively) or to coding genes harbored in L. chalumnae genomic regions which were not successfully assembled.

It is manifested in traits ranging from self-expression to self-esteem to views of happiness.

In the NT, the Greek word for honor means to value highly, to esteem, and to not take lightly.

She was an esteemed benefactor to many charities and organizations.

It is an esteemed honor to have this opportunity".

CSM: I totally just got that esteemed professor to say "the munchies".