Sentence examples for in esteem for from inspiring English sources

But a mixture of eurozone tensions, migration worries and decline in esteem for the EU has brought on malaise.

No wonder that our reticence sticks out more in people's minds than the fact that we eventually relented; no wonder that we are not held in esteem for such ungracious giving (I.1.8).

The changes that have happened since her release has resulted in the suspension of sanctions in Burma and an increase in esteem for her country.

While John Paul II is by far the more popular and better known of the new saints, Francis indicated he holds John XXIII in high esteem for calling in 1962 for the Second Vatican Council.

Throughout history, mushroom and mushroom products have always been revered as food delicacies and are also held in high esteem for their overall health benefits in many cultures, particularly the Orient [ 1- 4].

The difference lay in Raul's deeply felt passion for fatherhood and in his esteem for his wife.

Fans held the Czech tactician in high esteem for his unique style and earlier stint at the helm in the late 1990s.

The act of convincingly commodifying blackness, without actually – *gasp* – being black, has been held in high esteem for decades.

No surprise, then, that while oil prices have been soaring in 2005, esteem for oil companies has been plummeting.

But among music professionals, he has long been held in high esteem for his dexterous and inventive playing.

At a time when liberals and conservatives agree on almost nothing, both sides can unite in their esteem for Buckley.