Sentence examples for higher esteem than from inspiring English sources

Secrest holds his work in higher esteem than I do.

They prefer functional wares and hold them in higher esteem than we do.

He's even held in higher esteem than Reagan, a party hero.

In short, we hold nothing in higher esteem than freedom, but we are woefully bad at being free.

The inference that one of these districts is held in higher esteem than the other is inaccurate.

Therefore, I understand DDR to mean, economic rights are to be held in higher esteem than civil rights.

He has almost given up complaining that he is held in far higher esteem abroad than he is here.

This theory has been held in higher esteem since the 1970s than it was for a long period before (see the work of Rees, Gaukroger and Pérez-Ramos 1988, 201 85).

As for summer programs for high school students, those offered by universities themselves are held in much higher esteem by admission officers than privately run events, Eddy said.

Perhaps no business consultant enjoys higher esteem in the corporate world than Jim Collins.

The surest way to corrupt a youth is to instruct him to hold in higher esteem those who think alike than those who think differently.