Sentence examples for gained esteem from inspiring English sources
Southland Tales finding an audience almost 10 years later would not mark the first time one of Kelly's films gained esteem upon second (or third) glance.
A notary and the son of an innkeeper, possessing an imagination that easily accepted the most flattering fantasies, he gained esteem from the rumours he circulated that he was the son of Emperor Henry VII.
Cohen's films were schlocky, low-budget works that developed cult followings, spawned sequels and gained esteem for their genre reflections of contemporary issues.
If a guy like me can -- a flunky, a loser -- if I can gain esteem and respect around the world, anyone can do it".
Like good Democrats, we'd be doing right by some of our most disenfranchised constituents -- with the bonus that in the process, we'd gain esteem with the civil-libertarian strain that runs at varying depth through the blocs of self-identifying independents and conservatives, and even members of the Tea Party.
You can know that you are truly loved unconditionally, which is a good way to gain esteem and confidence.
Anchoresses of this type gained unprecedented esteem and greatly influenced religious life in the later Middle Ages.
However, as the Colombian economy has stabilised, Cartagena has gained considerable esteem in the hearts, minds and airfare purchases of global jetsetters.
Jinnah gained great esteem from leading the case for Sir Pherozeshah, himself a noted barrister.
(Spoiler: It was his sled.) "Vertigo" has certainly gained in esteem since its release in 1958.
