Sentence examples for greater esteem from inspiring English sources

No one had greater esteem for Countrywide's success than Angelo Mozilo, its self-regarding chairman and C.E.O.

Crime rates there have fallen; but, unlike in Britain, the police are held in ever greater esteem.

During her lifetime Barrett Browning's poetry was held in greater esteem than her husband's, and she rivalled Tennyson as a candidate for Poet Laureate after Wordsworth's death.

But he still considered himself a son of Marx and held him in greater esteem than any other economist.

Spencer, then, merits greater esteem if for no other reason than that Sidgwick, besides Mill, took him so seriously as a fellow utilitarian worthy of his critical attention.

The higher the profile of the award or recognition, the greater esteem many may feel toward your consideration or winning".

"But they have such great esteem for the sport".

There was indeed a time when full-time mothers were held in great esteem.

The same men, he said, hold the animals "in great esteem".

He was admired, respected and held in great esteem and affection by everyone at Kimco.

It shows how much the public holds athletics in great esteem".