Sentence examples for for example the esteem in which from inspiring English sources

His works were widely edited and translated, and the environment was one in which, for example, the esteem in which Cyropaedia had been held by Romans such as Scipio Aemilianus found an echo.

Sitting alongside Fernando Alonso as they were announced as McLaren-Honda drivers for 2015, the esteem in which Button held his new team-mate shone through.

In 2011 Alexievich also won Poland's Ryszard Kapuściński award for literary reportage – a nod to the esteem in which reportage is held in eastern Europe.

This hardly comes as a surprise, given DeLillo's 40-year writing career and the esteem in which many of his books have been held for decades.

Despite the esteem in which Raging Bull is now held, its initial release was hardly a cause for widespread celebration.

That fact summarizes the esteem in which baseball is held in some circles.

It was an indication of the esteem in which Australia held George V.

All worried about the low esteem in which the militias were generally held.

Aristotle used Sophocles' Oedipus the King in his Poetics (c. 335 BC) as an example of the highest achievement in tragedy, which suggests the high esteem in which his work was held by later Greeks.

In part, it arises from the low esteem in which politicians are currently held.

Nonetheless there is some sympathy for Pietersen in Australia, given the pretty low esteem in which English coaches are held.