"Thanks to the work of the potters and painters, Herend makes products that to this day earn the highest esteem of art connoisseur consumers".
Maimonides had the highest esteem of Ibn Bajja: he affirmed that "he was a great and wise philosopher, and all his works are right and correct", and possibly appreciated him as a commentator of Aristotle too (Marx 1934 1935, 379).
Though nominated for several Grammys, Sumlin never won, yet he achieved the highest esteem of his peers.
Once an investment banker, he has high esteem for the chieftains of global business -- in his estimation, the elite of the corporate elite.
Islam's high esteem for mothers is one of them.
While the chroniclers mainly condemned Ranulf for his morals, his own cathedral chapter held him in high esteem because of his building activities and his defence of the rights of Durham.
But, he added, neither he nor his fellow citizens hold politicians in high esteem: "Most of them are a big ball of rats".
It may well be the case that we still hold "The Great Gatsby" in such high esteem because of those amazing parties to which none of us will ever be invited, and wouldn't have been in the 1920s, either.
"Medical professionals, academics of high esteem, former Commissioners of Police and many of my colleagues agree legalising cannabis for recreational purposes makes social and economic sense....It's time for politicians to get with the times, get their head out of the sand and move to legalise cannabis altogether.
When an institution and its followers have been held in high esteem because of values and service, and those values and trust are betrayed, the penalties of that betrayal are often harsher than when expectations were low.
