Sentence examples for high estimation of from inspiring English sources

Hamilton did not have an especially high estimation of the legislative branch.

He went some way towards proving it with an optimistically high estimation of the electorate's maturity.

ADAM GOPNIK: Well, I think that they did have a high, maybe too high, estimation of their own cooking, with very good reason, and the subsequent fall, or at least expressed doubts, have been very painful to them.

In a volume including Raine, there can be little doubt which entry contains the most colourful anecdotes (her otter-slaying curse on her ex-inamorato Gavin Maxwell and high estimation of "the quality of my sexual love" are duly mentioned).

They tend to be smart, isolated individuals with a high estimation of themselves who feel that the world doesn't recognize their awesome worth.

He acknowledges the early influence of teachers like Einer Schleef and the director Manfred Karge who were "…guys in the East German tradition, with a high estimation of 'skill', who were not so much interested in the psychological, but looking out at the kind of society you live in".

Several studies prove that the emissions of own capital coincide with high estimations of the market come from: Taggart (1977), Marsh, Lucas and McDonald (1990) and kung, Kim and Stulz (1996).

("I have more just cause to make a pitiful defense of poor Poetry, which from almost the highest estimation of learning, is fallen to be the laughing stock of children," Sidney began the "Defense".

The highest estimation of doping prevalence given by self-confessed users is consistent with previous results [31], [32].

Why a higher estimation of effectiveness for both types of medicines predicted for Kampo use is unclear.

The CG equation resulted in the lowest and the Perkins equation in the highest estimation of kidney-function.