Sentence examples for high esteem with from inspiring English sources

The other, the high esteem with which it is held by locals and visitors, is evident from the long lines out front most summer weekends.

The high esteem with which Dr. Curran was held by his colleagues is reflected in the host of activities in which he was engaged.

While the survey found that the Republican Party had rebounded, Democrats also were held in high esteem, with 56 of those polled registering a favorable view of that party.

After getting words like "unfathomable" and "ludicrous" out of his system, Lurie spoke of Reid's "track record," his ability to bounce back from off years, and numerous "intangibles," from attention to detail to the high esteem with which Reid is held throughout the league.

In her book, friends are held in very high esteem, almost equal with her lover.

She said that she held Moore "in high esteem," despite political differences with him, until she began hearing stories from other women who alleged that Moore pursued them as teenagers.

This whole group often looks at itself with high esteem while looking down on seemingly "less sophisticated" businesses.

"All party members and troops should hold the respected comrade Kim Jong-un in high esteem... and protect him with our lives under any circumstances," North Korea's ceremonial head of state, Kim Yong-nam, told the crowd.

The 51-year-old is held in high esteem by Torquay fans with his achievements including becoming the first Devon player to score at Wembley and helping the Gulls to promotion via the play-offs.

Escapes and attempts were frequent, and attempted escapees were regarded "with high esteem" by the other prisoners.

In my life, I hold myself in pretty high esteem, I'm alight with being me and I openly admit what's best for me and I make no apology for that.